Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism examined how news is consumed globally along demographic and geographic lines. An online survey of 94,940 people in 47 countries was conducted from January – February 2024. Key findings include: 1.) Overall, there were minimal partisan differences regarding whether respondents trusted the news. –45% of respondents who leaned … Continue reading What Impacts Trust in News Across the Globe?
This summary is provided by the IPR Digital Media Research Center The Reuters Institute and the University of Oxford researched how the growth of AI will impact the reliability of news information and the sustainability of mainstream media. They also analyzed how organizations around the world plan to adapt to these challenges and manage potential risks. … Continue reading Trend Predictions for 2024: Journalism, Technology, and the Media
Reuters Institute analyzed how news is being consumed online by people of different ages, genders, and regions. An online survey of 93,895 respondents across six continents and 46 markets was conducted from January – February 2023. Key findings include: 1.) 30% of respondents said having stories selected for them based on previous consumption was a … Continue reading How is Digital News Consumed Globally?
This summary is provided by the IPR Digital Media Research Center The Reuters Institute analyzed how news media are consumed globally. An online survey of 93,895 respondents was conducted in 46 countries from January– March 2023. There was a sample size of 2,000+ respondents per country. Key findings include: 1.) 24% of 18- to 24-year-old … Continue reading How Do People Around the Globe Access News?
The Reuters Institute analyzed how news is being consumed globally. An online questionnaire at the end of January/beginning of February 2022 of around 2,000 adults each in 46 countries was conducted. Key findings include: 42% of total participants say they trust “most news most of the time.” Finland has the highest levels of overall trust … Continue reading Global Analysis of News Consumption