Reuters survey finds one in four journalists reporting ‘clinically significant’ anxiety post Covid-19
A “significant” number of journalists reporting on the Covid-19 pandemic appear to be suffering signs of mental health issues including anxiety…
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Survey: Americans trust the BBC more than New York Times, Wall Street Journal, ABC or CBS
BBC News is more trusted in the United States than the country’s largest national news brands, a survey published today…
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Covid-19 has prompted boom for TV news, dip in media trust worldwide and surge in misinformation – 2020 Digital News Report
The coronavirus crisis has seen a resurgence in people turning to TV for their news, temporarily bucking the trend of…
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BBC News and Mail Online made up half of time spent on news websites during election campaign, report finds
BBC News and Mail Online together accounted for almost half of all time spent on news websites by UK adults…
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Reuters report highlights journalists’ fears of reader ‘cynicism’ and ‘news avoidance’ in 2020
Fighting back against “cynicism and negativity” is likely to become an even bigger theme for the media industry this year,…
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News podcast boom as 12,000 released within nine months this year, Reuters Institute report finds
News podcasts are booming with nearly 12,000 launched globally between January and October this year, an increase of one third,…
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Applications now open for fully-funded journalist fellowships at Reuters Institute in Oxford
Applications are now open for a number of journalist fellowships at the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism, based…
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Media experts dub British journalists ‘useful idiots’ who are ‘being played’ on Brexit
British journalists are being “played like an instrument” when they publish stories based on Government leaks and anonymous sources, a…
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