The Pew Research Center for the People and the Press serves as "an independent opinion research group that studies attitudes toward the press, politics and public policy issues." As such, the center frequently release various reports on a host of topics, such as those on public attitudes about the credibility and salience of the news media and in-depth surveys and analyses of the public and opinion leaders on international policy. One of the more recent reports is this 106-page document examining a number of trends, including where Americans go to find out about the news, online news readership, and the declining credibility in various media organizations. This report is based on a nationwide poll of 3000 adults, conducted over April and May of 2004, and contains a number of findings, including the fact that more and more Americans are watching Fox News on a regular basis. The report is divided into six primary sections and also includes the questionnaires on which the report is based.