Campaign and Economy Dominate News Interest
Interest in Iraq at All-Time Low
Numbers, Facts and Trends Shaping Your World
The News Interest Index is an ongoing project of the Pew Research Center for the People & the Press which builds on the Center’s longstanding research into public attentiveness to major news stories and examines news interest as it relates to the news media’s agenda.
Interest in Iraq at All-Time Low
Surging Interest in Economic News
News Audiences Much Less Interested in GOP Race
Post-Iowa, Democratic Candidates Still Most Visible
Romney's Speech Well Received by Republicans
Many Republicans Unaware of Romney's Religion
Heavy Coverage of Pakistan, Only Modest Interest
Public Wants More Coverage of U.S. Troops
Government Gets High Marks for Response to Fires
Broad Interest, Moderate Concern over Staph Infections
Democratic Candidates Better Known, Even Among Republicans
Democrats Tune in to Gore News
Bush Veto Draws Large Audience
Burma Protests Barely Register with Public
Jena Six Demonstrations Draw Huge Black Audience
Do Political Endorsements Matter?
Iraq Tops Weekly Interest Index
Blacks Say Press Treated Vick Unfairly
Modest Interest in Market Volatility
Press Gets Good Marks for Disaster Coverage
Small Audience For Murdoch's Dow Jones Deal, Few Expect Change
Cable and Network TV Worst Offenders
Republicans Say Campaign is Being Over-Covered
Harry Potter Book Widely Anticipated
"Sopranos" Spoof vs. "Obama Girl"
Traditional Media Spread the Word about Apple's iPhone