| Table 34
Published: August 03, 1999
Last Updated: January 03, 2000
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Table 34
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| MEDIA COVERAGE OF RECENT
NEWS STORY |
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| "Now let's talk
about a story that's been in the news recently. Over the past few months,
have you heard or read any news stories about the allegations of sexual
misconduct by President Clinton with White House intern Monica Lewinsky?" |
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Public
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| Base: Adults who have seen
story |
96% |
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| "How interested
are you, personally, in following the Monica Lewinsky story -- would you
say you're very interested, somewhat interested, or not very interested
at all?" |
| Very interested |
10%
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| Somewhat interested |
23
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| Not at all interested |
67
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| Don't know |
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| "Do you think that
there are inaccuracies or omissions in the news stories you read or hear?" |
| Yes |
82%
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| No |
8
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| Don't know |
10
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| "In your opinion,
has there been too much, too little or just the right amount of coverage
of this story in your local daily paper?" |
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Daily Newspaper
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Television
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| Too much |
66%
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85% |
| Right amount |
23
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9 |
| Too little |
5
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3 |
| It depends |
1
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1 |
| Don't know |
5
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2 |
Note: < = less than 0.5%.
Note: Survey conducted in April-May 1998.
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