Fifth of Americans regularly get news from social media influencers
Top news influencers appear to be majority men and right-leaning.
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Less moralising and more fun: What we can learn from the golden era of women’s mags
Hosts of the Mag Hags podcast Franki Cookney and Lucy Douglas answer Press Gazette's questions.
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Twice as many Brits got 2024 election news from TV as from social media, Ofcom finds
It also found women, working class and older people were more likely to switch off from news over the campaign.
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Twitter alternative? News publishers see potential in Bluesky
Press Gazette asks publishers on would-be Twitter heir Bluesky how they're faring on the platform.
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Two news publishers have 20m+ Instagram followers: Leading UK and US titles ranked
New York Post is the fastest-growing over a two-year period.
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Washington Post ‘third newsroom’ creation gets underway
Krissah Thompson will oversee the building of a project that the Post hopes will develop new revenue streams.
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‘Pick up the phone’ is one of 26 fixes offered to police by Crime Reporters Association
The report asks forces to stage more unreportable briefings - and start picking up their phones again.
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Where we get our news in 2024: Social media has become the new global newsstand
Survey reveals leading sources of news in UK and US.
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