( CM ) - Forty-eight percent of Americans now say that the Internet is their primary source of news -- up from 20 percent just a year ago, according to the latest Zogby-We Media poll. By contrast 29 percent of Americans say television is their primary source of news; 11 percent say radio is; and only 10 percent say newspapers. Among the younger (18-29) demographic, the Internet is the choice of 55 percent. (Several critics took aim at the pollsters' presumption that the Internet is a "source" of news, suggesting that in most cases it is only a platform for news from such actual sources as newspapers, radio and television networks and stations, and magazines.)
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