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To
take the survey yourself, click here.
In
September of 2000, with a grant from the James Irvine Foundation,
InterAct commissioned a nationally representative telephone
poll of 1,000 Americans, to explore their reactions to the
idea of an interactive citizens channel. The survey, conducted
by Penn, Schoen and Berland Associates of Washington, DC,
has a margin of error of + or - 3%. Full results available
on request.
| 83% |
Respondents
who think an interactive Citizens Channel is a
credible way to present important issues. |
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| 75% |
Those
in favor of the concept of an interactive Citizens'
Channel. |
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| 70% |
Those
who said they would be likely to watch Citizens'
Channel programming. |
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52%
|
Those
who would consider going to a public place to participate
in the programs. |
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| 47% |
Those
who would be likely to email to a program. |
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| 45% |
Those
who would be likely to call in to a program.
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