Around half of leading publishers in over 40 countries now regularly use Tiktok, report finds
UK publishers are embracing Tiktok due to worries around access and audiences.
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‘No evidence’ youth not interested in current affairs but ‘lots of people avoid some of the news, some of the time’
A qualitative study commissioned by the Reuters Institute has found “no evidence” that young people are less interested in news…
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Survey: Google is most trusted tech platform for news, TikTok the least
People are much less likely to trust news they see on social media, search engines, and messaging apps than news…
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Former Conde Nast chief Wolfgang Blau: Newspapers downplay climate change to boost sales
Editors are taking “short-term, opportunistic decisions” to deliberately downplay the threat of climate change in an effort to increase readership,…
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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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