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Americans get more health and medical news from television than from any other media source, but rate health news on television very low in terms of trust and credibility. Americans get relatively little health news from the Internet, although ...

As media analysts and journalists wring their hands over the fallout from CBS News’ faulty reporting on documents purported to be from President George W. Bush’s Vietnam-era National Guard service, a new Gallup Poll finds the news media’s ...

Shortly before filing for bankruptcy, United Airlines announced an ambitious new plan. Instead of promoting discounts, wider seats, double miles, or free movies, the airline would take a different route to emerge from its financial woes: a ...

With the image of Congress in the doldrums and the Republican Party already 12 points behind the Democrats in favorability with the public, the email/page scandal involving former Republican House Representative Mark Foley comes at a vulnerable ...

The apparent effect that blogging is having within media and political circles is far ahead of its direct impact on the American public. Relatively few Americans are generally familiar with the phenomenon, and fewer still are reading blogs with ...

Low ratings of employee health insurance benefits are not surprising in today's environment. Faced with reduced profit margins and premiums that have been rising more rapidly than inflation, many employers have targeted health insurance for cost ...