Fox, BBC, Al Jazeera most trusted media sources
One-quarter of consumers abandoned a news source over the past year because they lost trust in its reporting, according to a new survey that also found the BBC, Fox News and Al Jazeera the most trusted brands in their respective home regions.
Results of a poll of more than 10,000 adults in 10 countries by the BBC, Reuters Group and The Media Centre were released on Wednesday, with an additional finding that media worldwide were trusted by an average of 61 percent of respondents compared with 52 percent who said they trusted their governments.
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