Will you take 90 seconds to complete our News Consumption Survey?
John, how and where we get our news is constantly changing.
With the disappearance of local newsrooms, many communities have ended up in “news deserts” — and been left particularly vulnerable to right-wing disinformation that’s spread online.
At Courier Newsroom, we know that the best antidote to disinformation is more good information, so we’re fighting back by building the largest left-leaning network of local newsrooms in America.
Right now, we have journalists in eight battleground states working to fill in these information gaps by serving free, high-quality news pieces that are focused on the issues voters actually care about and are served in the online spaces where people actually get their news.
A critical part of our success is our ability to stay one step ahead of trends in news consumption, so we want to take a moment to hear from you: How do you get your news?
Our News Consumption Survey only takes 90 seconds to fill out, making it a quick and easy way to support our fight against bad information:
Take the survey »
Your insight will be invaluable to our local newsrooms as they fight disinformation and reach new audiences who don’t have access to quality, local news.
Courier Newsroom is different because we deliver our factual, local journalism directly to the newsfeeds, inboxes and other online spaces where people actually get their news — the same spaces dominated by right-wing conspiracy theories and misinformation.
Plus, we don’t hide our news pieces behind paywalls like many mainstream media groups do.
Our news model isn’t traditional — but that’s why it works. Just look at this data out of Michigan:
A case study showed that individuals who were exposed to our factual stories on abortion rights were more likely to be supportive of a ballot initiative that enshrines reproductive freedom in Michigan’s Constitution.
For our approach to continue working in 2023 and beyond, we have to constantly gauge how people are getting their news. That’s what makes your input so important — with your help, we can better serve local communities.
Understanding how our supporters get their news allows us to reach the local communities who need our content the most. So we’re asking: will you take our quick, 90-second News Consumption Survey?
Take the survey »
Thanks so much,
The Courier Newsroom Team
