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Is democracy being eaten alive by social media?

Date published 27 March 2023
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The Pew Research Center recently surveyed 25,000 adults across 19 advanced economies in North America, Europe, the Middle East and the Asia-Pacific region on their views of the impact of social media on democracy in their country.
 

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