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40%

40% -- percentage believing social media gained influence during pandemic for European financial services journalists (2022)

Name: Percentage Believing Social Media Gained Influence During Pandemic Statistics
Creator: Lighthouse Intelligence
Published: 2026-09-25

2022 · n=76 · Liminal

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Value

40%

Unit

Percentage

Data Vintage

2022

Entity

European financial services journalists

Sample Size

Evidence Quality

Strong, reliable evidence

Sourced from a well-regarded research firm or industry leader with transparent methodology and a reasonably large sample.

61/100 confidence

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Extraction

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Citation Chain

Independence

Methodology

Freshness

Source

Liminal Primary Tier A

https://liminalcomms.com/post-pandemic-media-communications/ ↗

Confidence: 59/100 Vintage: 2022 Channel: Deep Crawl

Source Article

Post-pandemic media & communications > Liminal

Post-pandemic media & communications Exploring the lasting impact of the pandemic on media relations, content preferences, and the rise of digital communication channels within the financial services sector. A new year, and the first, early signs of Spring are starting to emerge, along with a cautio…

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Liminal · Original study ↗

Methodology

Survey of 76 journalists from leading European publications by Liminal

Methodology documented

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Industrymarketing

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European financial services journalists: 40% percentage believing social media gained influence during pandemic. Source: Liminal (2022). Via Lighthouse Intelligence -- https://lighthousedata.io/data/social-media-influence-40

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