YouGov: Vietnam has highest trust in COVID-19 media coverage
Vietnam has the highest trust in COVID-19 media coverage, with 89 percent of respondents expressing their belief in a poll recently conducted by the UK’s data analysis and market research firm YouGov.
Illustrative image (Photo: VNA) Hanoi (VNA) – Vietnam has the highest trust in COVID-19 media coverage,
with 89 percent of respondents expressing their belief in a poll recently
conducted by the UK’s data analysis and market research firm YouGov.
It is followed by
India with 67 percent and China 62 percent.
In Germany, 54 percent of people trust their
media's coronavirus coverage, while the rate is 50 percent in Spain, 42 percent in the US and 38 percent in
Italy.
The UK's media landscape has been bitterly
fragmented and divided by Brexit and it is hardly a surprise that faith in its
coronavirus coverage is one of the lowest in the dataset at just 31 percent.
Behind the UK is France with only 26 percent./.
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