Posts Tagged ‘Journalism’
Most People Will Keep Their Digital Subscriptions Post-Pandemic
35% of Americans accessed a free trial or activated a new subscription for a music, news, fitness or online learning service.
Read MoreNonprofit Newsrooms Are Overwhelmingly White
More than half of all nonprofit outlets have either no people of color or “only a small percentage” within their ranks.
Read MoreTwitter vs Instagram As A News Source, 2014-2020
A similar percentage of users now turn to Instagram for news as they do Twitter, according to new data from the Reuters Digital News Report.
Read MoreAmericans' Trust In Mass Media, 2001-2018 [CHART]
Almost half (45%) of American adults now trust the mass media, representing an uptick from 41% last year and a low of 32% in 2016, per survey results from Gallup.
Read MoreMedia Consumption On Social Networks [PODCAST]
During this episode of eMarketer’s Behind The Numbers podcast, the hosts discuss how people consume news on social networks and whether they trust it.
Read MoreOnline News Gateways By Age [CHART]
Social media is the main way that youth (18-24) around the world discover news online, whereas older adults are more apt to directly access news stories, according to the Digital News Report 2018 from the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism. Fully 53% of young adults reported coming across news stories via social media, compared to one-third (34%) of adults ages 55 and older.
Read MoreInfluence Of Online Platforms Over User Behavior [CHART]
A slight majority (52%) of people around the world say they’re more concerned about their online privacy than they were a year ago, according to a report from Ipsos, the Internet Society and the Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI).
Read MoreOut Of Home TV Viewing By Generation [CHART]
Young people are watching less traditional TV in the home – that much is clear. But data from Nielsen indicates that they haven’t abandoned their interest in linear TV.
Read MorePerceptions Of Gender Inclusivity [CHART]
3 in 4 people in the US believe that traditional gender roles have changed. They don’t believe in stereotypes such as a woman’s primary role being the caretaker of the home or a man’s primary role as being the breadwinner.
Read MoreHow News Publishers Use Artificial Intelligence [CHART]
A number of publishers first focused on automating the writing process, with bots creating stories based on structured data such as box scores and financial reports.
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