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Yearbook Quality of the Media: Media Classify More and Report More Emotional

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The quality of Swiss information media improved slightly in 2025, as shown by a study published on Monday by the University of Zurich.
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People who rarely use journalistic news sources and obtain their information primarily via social media such as TikTok and Instagram are more susceptible to conspiracy theories and disinformation. This is evident from the new Jahrbuch Qualität der Medien 2026 by [read more] The article Research: those who follow news mainly via TikTok and Instagram are more susceptible to disinformation appeared first on Spreekbuis.nl.

Anyone who uses hardly any journalistic news and primarily informs himself about social media is more susceptible to conspiracy statements, as the yearbook "Quality of the Media 2026" shows.

The quality of Swiss information media improved slightly in 2025, as shown by a study published on Monday by the University of Zurich.

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persoenlich.com broke the news on Monday, October 26, 2026.
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