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  1. Only 11.5 pct of Greek businesses made web sales in 2016

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    choice (95 percent), followed by media-sharing sites like YouTube and Flickr (42 percent). Just

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  2. Greeks trust social media more than news media, Reuters study shows
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    widely used platform for news at 62 percent, while 32 percent of respondents referred to YouTube

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  3. Distrust in news sources remains high, regardless of popularity
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    for news (16 percent) and Twitter (14 percent). A drop of 4 pps was seen for the use of YouTube for news

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  4. Video talk: Germany's EU presidency & the economic response to Covid-19

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    of Macropolis. You can subscribe to our YouTube channel here.

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  5. Greece's post-lockdown hubris
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    , led by Facebook, YouTube, and various messenger apps. As in most countries in the Reuters survey

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  6. Passing of insolvency law gives opposition campaigning foothold
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    . Following the vote, the debate continued in the media after SYRIZA released a YouTube spot blaming ND

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  7. Newsletter 271 -30/10/2020

    Newsletters

    released a YouTube spot blaming ND for allowing banks to seize and liquidate borrowers’ property

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  8. Professional liars in pandemic times

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    received a lot of media space not only in shows on obscure Youtube channels but also on national TV

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  9. Vexed SYRIZA abstains from vote on election bans
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    from prison via YouTube. The opposition leader also accused Mitsotakis of trying to play to the far

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  10. Spotlight on far-right party that might upset election arithmetic
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    a regular stream of speeches and interviews on his own YouTube channel. In early February, New

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