
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.
ByFighting for quality news media in the digital age.
At least one-third of news subscribers cancelled or renegotiated their price in the past year.
By"Part of the problem is that we are optimising on sites for the super users."
ByBBC, The News Movement and Reuters leaders respond to Digital News Report findings.
ByJust 9% of people in the UK paid for online news in the past year.
BySocial media is set to finally become a bigger source of news for Americans than TV.
BySix charts that sum up the Reuters Institute Digital News Report's annual look at the global news industry.
ByNo reason to suspect 18 to 24 group will change their ways as they get older.
ByFacebook remained the most important social network for news despite the decline.
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