Americans learn about science from the internet; Brits watch TV

In the [National Science Board] survey, most Americans (43 percent) listed the internet as their primary source for science and technology news, up from about a third in 2010. While television still remains the primary source for general news and current events, fewer learn about science from TV. “About 32% of Americans reported that television was their primary source of S&T news in 2012, down from 39% in 2008,” read the report. - Alexis Sobel Fitts, Columbia Journalism Review

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