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[Biz Online Insights] France and Lebanon attacks
This week, our 'Biz Online Insights' section explores how the South African online population first heard about the recent attacks in Paris and Beirut.
The survey was carried out by Panel Services Africa on their premium online research panel, TellUsAboutIt, comprising 40,000 registered online users.
Who better to ask then, to glean insights into what the country really thinks about big news events?
France and Lebanon flags © ruskpp – 123RF.com
Not surprisingly, social media came out as the top news source in both cases, but TV won out for the 50+ age group.
You can browse the results in the following SlideShare, which shows the 300 targeted responses, with additional quota control of sample according to age group, gender and province summary, in order to be nationally representative of the general South African adult online population:
Did you find out the news in a similar way? Share yours below!
Source: PSA TellUsAboutIt
This survey was carried out by Panel Services Africa on their premium online research panel, TellUsAboutIt, comprising 40,000 registered online users.
Contact Claire Heckrath (087 150 5298) for more information, or az.oc.acirfasecivreslenap@ofni.
