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This survey aims to get opinions of readers concerning alternative news sites and how they compare to traditional media sources in Singapore. This is for a research project conducted by a NUS University Scholars Programme student to study the impacts of such sites among Singaporean adults of voting age. Your responses will be kept strictly confidential. The survey should last about 10 to 15 minutes.

This survey shall also collect some general personal information such as name, age, race, gender and highest education level attained. This information is meant to maintain the integrity of the responses, and shall be kept confidential. 

This survey is only targeted at Singaporean adults aged 21 and above, who are able to vote in the elections. If you have any other queries, please feel free to contact the administrator.

Please start with the survey now by clicking on the Continue button below.
 
 
 
 
* Name:
   
 
 
* Age
   
 
 
* Race
 
Chinese
 
Malay
 
Indian
 
Eurasian
 
Other
 
 
 
* Gender
 
Male
 
Female
 
 
* Highest Education Level Attained/Currently Pursuing
 
Primary
 
Secondary ('O' level)
 
NITEC
 
Polytechnic (Diploma)
 
Junior College ('A' level)
 
University
 
 
* Before starting the survey, read the following preamble.

In Singapore, traditional media outlets are controlled by the two government-linked companies Singapore Press Holdings, and Mediacorp. Traditional media include newspapers (e.g. Straits Times, Today, Lianhe Zaobao, Berita Harian, Tamil Murasu) and their online websites (e.g. straitstimes.com, todayonline.com, zaobao.com), radio channels, and television channels (e.g. Channel 5, Channel 8, Channel Newsasia). 

In recent years, alternative news sites have been developed to deliver Singapore news and perspectives on social and political issues, which are based on the principle of citizen journalism. They feature user-generated content and are open to readers' discussions. They are often not regulated and controlled by the Singapore government. These sites include The Online Citizen, TR Emeritus, Bertha Harian, and Mothership.sg. They also include political blogs such as Martyn See's Singapore Rebel, and Alex Au's Yawning Bread.
 
I have read the above.
 
 
From which of the following traditional media outlets do you get information on Singapore political news?
Yes No
Newspapers
Radio
Television
 
 
* How often do you get information on Singapore political news from the following traditional media outlets? (If you answer `no' for that outlet, please indicate `N.A.' correspondingly.)
 
At least once monthly
 
At least once weekly
 
At least daily
 
N.A.
 
 
Based on the above criteria, I trust each of the traditional media outlets for Singapore political news and information.
Yes No
Newspapers
Radio
Television
 
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