Readers of American media now have high levels of trust in the media, particularly the business media, according to the Edelman 2008 Trust Barometer.
And business magazines rank the No. 1 most credible source in 10 of the 18 countries surveyed. Articles in business magazines were considered credible sources of information about companies 77 percent of the time in Spain, 71 percent of the time in Brazil, 69 percent in India, 67 percent in Ireland, 65 percent in Russia, 63 percent in Germany and 60 percent in the United States.
The study also found:
The survey also found that Americans trust business more than any other sector — including the government.
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