Question 01 TECH NEWSInfluencer, celebrity, journalist? Teens...

Question 01TECH NEWS
Influencer, celebrity, journalist? Teens are turning to YouTube for news, survey shows
The results are in:Teens turn to YouTube to keep up with current events instead of established news organization 75% of teens ages 13 to 17 say it’s important to them to follow current events, yet over half of them get their news
from YouTube and social media platforms such as Twitter and Facebook, according to a new poll from Survey Monkey and Common Sense Media.
The survey of over 1,000 teens finds the majority prefer visual media to consume news. While on YouTube, 60% of teens say they are getting their news from celebrities, influencers and personalities, something Michael Robb,
senior director of research at Common Sense, says is a “cause for concern.”
“We don’t necessarily have a great sense of whether those influencers or celebrities have standards and ethics,
or what kind of disclosures they’re making," he said. "Are they objective sources or not? How trustworthy is their research?” [...]
m:. Accessed on: Oct. 09, 2021.
disclosure: revelação research: pesquisa trustworthy: confiável
A) Qual o significado, em português, da expressão em negrito: “keep up with current events”
a)Contribuir c)Pesquisar b)Manter-se d)nformar-se