Survey of correspondents aged 18 to 29 years to prove that 65 percent, chose the Internet as a source of information. This figure rises to a 2-fold compared to the year 2007.
Mashable Quoted, Thursday (06/01/2011), while 40 percent of those aged 30 to 59 years agreed to use the Internet to get information. Compared to 2007, the number of television news audience for that age by 32 percent.
Meanwhile, the correspondent who aged 51 to 64 years, television remains a primary source for news.
"Users do not get out of the internet service the young people who kecanduang on social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter. In addition, there was a cultural shift in television viewers who prefer a show streaming on the web than watching television," wrote the Pew Research Center.
In addition, on television technology that can be directly connected to the internet to make broadcast television slowly being abandoned.
