Between this and the dozen or so articles that mistook google search auto fills for actual user confusion earlier this month, everyone needs to chill with the trending beer references.
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This is a study of 700 or so people conducted by a PR firm. The actual press release (which is not, as best I can tell, linked) contains no detail on how the survey was conducted.https://twitter.com/CBSNews/status/1233519705018814466 …
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This stuff from legit news sites outrages me a little, as if we aren’t facing a lack of trust in media that has been demonstrated and documented for YEARS.
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We were told to worry about the Internet of things, but it’s got nothing in the Internet of Bullshit.
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Bad digital is worse than no digital.
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Sounds like watered-down opinion polling.
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Like...were they *ever* going to order one?
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So many of the server space devoted to that non-story could have been devoted to reported pieces asking the good people of Corona, Queens what this pandemic has done to their neighborhood's
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I'm holding out for a deep dive into whether "Me and Julio Down By the Schoolyard" has seen a precipitous drop in streaming numbers
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Will have to go grab a case and do my own study.
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