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‘Why are Indians not paying for news?’: A peek into Reuters Institute’s Digital Report 2024

About 58 percent people in India are concerned about fake news on the internet, as per the Digital News Report 2024 published by Oxford University’s Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism earlier this month.

Newslaundry

Hardly any of us are using AI tools like ChatGPT, study says – here’s why

A new international study has revealed that AI tools like ChatGPT have a long way to go before they become truly mainstream.

TechRadar

Canadians are losing their appetite for news — and trusting it less

Canadians have less appetite for news and are less inclined to pay for news online, according to the latest findings from the 2023 Digital News Report survey by the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at the University of Oxford.

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My teenager gets all their news from TikTok – should I worry?

Here’s everything you need to know about the video sharing social network.

The Independent UK

Influencers overtaking journalists as news source

PARIS: TikTok influencers and celebrities are increasingly taking over from journalists as the main source of news for young people, according to a report published Wednesday by the Britain-based Reuters Institute.

Bangkok Post

More young people are using TikTok to access news, research finds

TikTok, Instagram and Snapchat users pay more attention to celebrities and influencers than journalists, says Reuters Institute’s Digital News Report.

The Independent UK

Most Indians trust news on Whatsapp, Reuters Institute study finds

News on digital platforms is trusted less than news in general, a new study released on Thursday by Oxford University’s Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism suggests. In India, the study says, the majority of the people trust news they receive on Whatsapp and use the messaging app to…

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Broken and distrusting: why Americans are pulling away from the daily news

A Reuters Institute survey found that a rising number of people are avoiding the news or just don’t believe it

The Guardian - US

Watch: Why are people avoiding news?

The Digital News Report 2022 released this week by the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at Oxford University shows that interest and trust in the news is declining almost everywhere. Interest has fallen from 63 percent in 2017 to 51 percent in 2022, and just over four out…

Newslaundry

Why digital newsrooms should do ‘less but better’ to prosper

The Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at Oxford University just released its annual report on the state of the news industry – and it makes for depressing reading. The Digital News Report 2022, informed by data from 46 markets, concludes that interest and trust in the news is…

Newslaundry

Growing numbers avoiding news as 'too depressing'

PARIS: The depressing state of the world is leading people to switch off from the news, the Reuters Institute reported on Wednesday.

Bangkok Post

Canadians' trust in the news media hits a new low

According to the Reuters Institute’s 2022 Digital News Report, trust in the Canadian news media has sunk to its lowest point in seven years.

The Conversation

For ‘untrusting’ news audiences in India, more faith in Google, WhatsApp: Reuters study

A report released by the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism claims that “generally untrusting” audiences are mostly indifferent towards news they encounter on digital platforms such as Facebook, WhatsApp and Google. “Their suspicion towards news was often anchored in deep-seated beliefs about the news media as biased, manipulative,…

Newslaundry

Only 21% of 82 top editors across 100 news outlets in 5 countries are non-white: Reuters factsheet

Eight per cent of top editors in 20 top online and offline news outlets across Brazil, Germany, the UK and US are non-white as against an average of 31 percent non-white general population in these countries, according to the Reuters Institute factsheet on Monday.

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