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The testimonies were collected during the summer of 2021, in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic but also in a historical moment marked by growing concerns about climate change, racial justice, and social inequality.

Podcasts: a new medium for information or disinformation? Surveys hungary phone number library February 25, 2022 Reading time: 8 min Share By Evarestos Pimplis, MediaLab of Information A quarter of adults in the United States get their information from podcasts. The growth potential of this medium is significant. Native podcasts are flourishing and their number of regular listeners continues to increase, including in France where radio is traditionally dominant in the audio market.


However, some questions remain. What economic model can allow them to structure themselves in the long term? What legal framework can guarantee the best possible remuneration for creators? But above all, can they become one of the main information media for citizens? Between accusations of contributing to disinformation and the dangerous blurring of information and advertising, podcasts still have many obstacles to overcome on their path to legitimacy. A quarter of Americans get their news from podcasts According to a study by the Pew Research Center conducted in July 2021, about a quarter of adults in the United States (23%) say they get their information at least occasionally through podcasts.