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What is the public’s perspective on journalism and the pandemic?
Speaking at #MédiasenSeine based on our UK #COVID19 news and information project, with three lessons and a look to the future.
Underlying research here reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/UK-COVID-19-ne… 1/5
Speaking at #MédiasenSeine based on our UK #COVID19 news and information project, with three lessons and a look to the future.
Underlying research here reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/UK-COVID-19-ne… 1/5
First lesson - our UK data suggests most people are informed, cautious, and willing to take further measures, in part thanks to journalism 2/5
Second lesson - in the UK, information inequality has grown throughout the crisis, around e.g. age, gender, class, as initial surge in news use dissipated. We don't have data on ethnicity but would expect similar pattern. 3/5
Was asked to speak about how #covid19 is impacting business of news at #MédiasenSeine.
Our @risj_oxford research suggests pandemic is accelerating move to more digital, mobile, and platform-dominated environment where news capture only a small share of attention+advertising 1/5
Our @risj_oxford research suggests pandemic is accelerating move to more digital, mobile, and platform-dominated environment where news capture only a small share of attention+advertising 1/5
Meanwhile, many have flocked to already big platforms during the crisis, making it even more important to look at competition issues - but publishers should remember the purpose of competition policy is to protect competition, not specific competitors reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/our-research/w… 2/5
And new policies will not in themselves change reality that news is small part of media use. comScore data suggests all news combined accounts for about 3% of time spent in France, and 5 biggest publishers account about half that – leaving 500+ with just a tiny sliver each. 3/5
