Five-year decline in UK news media trust sees BBC, Times and Telegraph have biggest drops
The Times, The Telegraph and the BBC have suffered the biggest drops in trust among UK news media over the…
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US and Australia prove readers will subscribe to multiple news outlets
Most Americans who pay for news now subscribe to more than one outlet, according to a major report on trends…
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Tucker Carlson tops Reuters Institute list of most prominent American journalists
Tucker Carlson is the most famous journalist in the US according to a survey which asked Americans to name five…
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Almost six in ten news leaders worldwide say revenue grew in 2021 despite static or falling traffic
News publishers’ revenues increased in 2021 despite falling or static traffic, a new report has found. The Journalism, Media, and…
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Study: Readers value media impartiality and like comment clearly signposted
Audiences want news and opinion to be clearly distinguished from each other, according to research on news impartiality commissioned by…
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The ‘great unbundling’: Survey says 8% of Britons use local newspaper website on weekly basis, 6% print
What people want from their local and regional news media is “increasingly confined” to a small number of subjects such…
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Trust in UK news media boosted since pandemic but still lower than pre EU referendum
The proportion of people in the UK who say they trust the news media from 28% to 36% in a…
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Media trends survey: Three out of four news leaders say subscriptions will be key in 2021
Three-quarters of top media bosses worldwide are confident about their company’s prospects for 2021 according to a media trends survey…
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