Help! I need to find statistics for an article

[absolutezero]

I'm writing an opinion piece for my school's paper. I need to find any studies linking TV with youth apathy and/or increased voter ignorance.

I remember somebody posting statistics that showed people who read newspapers, used internet news and listened to NPR were more informed than faux/cnn watchers. Does anyone know where to find those numbers?

[katinmn]

1. Try this

http://www.robertniles.com/data/

[absolutezero]

2. thanks n/t

[Blue Dog Dem]

3. I would like to see your research

if you would not mind sharing when completed. Thanks.

[Spiffarino]

4. When it's finished

...send it to the DU admins and see if they'll publish it. I know I'd like to read it.

[just some guy]

5. maybe not what you are looking for, but

http://www.independentcollegian.com/news/2004/04/01/News/Leaders.Scholars.Analyze.Youth.Apathy-647970.shtml

If you can do a lexis-nexis search, lots of stuff, unfortunatey, it is not accessible without a subscription.