I should note that this was a nonrandom sample of a subset of US adults, and so the resulted are probably not representative, although the patterns of responses within the sample can be insightful.
The study had some other interesting news on the journalism front. More than a quarter of the sample (28%) listed news sites as among their favorite video sites, and more than a third (35%) indicated that they had increased the amount of time spent on news/current events. There was also a significant preference in the sample for "reading" news rather than watching news videos.

In contrast, respondents preferred to read about news -
"To get news right away" (43% to 23%)
For a "complicated news story" (46% to 19%)
"For clarity" (51% to 12%)
To get "fuller/more complete story" (53% to 12%)
For a "balanced view" (39% to 10%)
For "accurate & trustworthy news" (43% to 8%)
Source - Third of millennials watch mostly online video or no broadcast TV, Poynter
Like a 1300 number, different media is really important for the society.
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