Who pays for news? Discounts lure in new subscribers but many cancel rather than pay more
At least one-third of news subscribers cancelled or renegotiated their price in the past year.
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Ten major trends in news consumption publishers need to be thinking about
"Part of the problem is that we are optimising on sites for the super users."
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Kamal Ahmed: Publishers, don’t dump ‘unreliable’ tech platform ‘boyfriends’
BBC, The News Movement and Reuters leaders respond to Digital News Report findings.
By UK’s paywall problem: Two-thirds say nothing will make them pay for news
Just 9% of people in the UK paid for online news in the past year.
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Trust and subscribers up, social overtaking TV: US news trends for 2023
Social media is set to finally become a bigger source of news for Americans than TV.
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Trust, paywalls and generation social: 2023 online news trends in six charts
Six charts that sum up the Reuters Institute Digital News Report's annual look at the global news industry.
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Gen Z news consumers don’t (and won’t) visit publisher websites
No reason to suspect 18 to 24 group will change their ways as they get older.
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Social media eclipses publishers as entry point for news – but Facebook fading
Facebook remained the most important social network for news despite the decline.
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