Back to Reader Web Poll Results Index Reader Web Poll Results Join our newsletter to be notified when the newest Web Poll and Web Poll Results are available. QUESTION: What are your main sources for news about what’s happening in the world? Choose up to three. Here’s how GON Readers responded… • 29% I watch it on TV • 23% I search for it on the Web • 16% I wait for it to appear in my Social Media feed • 16% I read it in the newspaper • 15% I hear about it from family and/or friends • 10% I hear about it on the radio •   2% I read about it in magazines •   2% All of the above equally •   2% I don't ever follow the news * Percentages add up to more than 100 because we allowed respondents to choose up to 3. Other GON Reader Comments: • I read my news feeds, but then it becomes overwhelming and I turn them off. I am always searching out the positive news! • I subscribe to quite few headline services from various international news sources, both mainstream and alternative, so get a balanced view of the world beyond Canada (where I live) and the US (from which we are unavoidably bombarded with news, most of it bad). • I subscribe to email news sources. This seems to "balance out" the info I get from the  above sources. • It all makes me sick. • I get a daily news digest email and notifications from news outlets • I subscribe to newsletters from certain health professionals • I follow a news app feed I get that is not party-based. • I occasionally look at COVID-19 figures, I check local news for local cases • Daily work team calls and company Intranet Back to Reader Web Poll Results Index