Newspaper organizations have had to adapt to a digital world. In the past, printed news stories needed an attention-grabbing headline and the article itself was in-depth and thoroughly edited. Now that more people are turning to online sources for their news, companies have switched to shorter stories and “real-time” updates to stories that make for less succinct and edited copy. The New York Times recently asked a random sample of 510 subscribers several questions. One question was “Should online news stories provide more depth than they currently do?” In the sample, 270 said “Yes.” Interpret the p-value from the given data if we infer a significance level of 0.05.
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