Who trusts who? Surprising results about the public and journalists

29 September 2009 + 0 ,

Two findings caught my eye from the latest MORI polling into how much people and MPs trust different professions and groups of people.

First, MPs trust the public more than the public trusts the public (!). Second, there is only one category of people that is trusted less by MPs than it is by the general public. Step forward and take a bow: journalists.

MPs are more likely to trust others than the public: MORI

Source: MORI. Click on image for larger sized graphic.

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  1. Newspapers should worry more about trust and less about technology | Mark Pack says:
    December 28, 2009 at 4:14 pm

    [...] is how, even without free alternatives, paid for news looks pretty unattractive to many people when jouranlism is one of the least trusted professions in the [...]

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