Watching the launch of the report live right now with @rasmus_kleis. #dnr2021 #DNR21 Image
Interesting to see trust issues with politicians are more than twice as poor as with journalists. Also - willingness to pay for news STILL causally linked to TRUST. Big blockage to payment: wide availability of news for free. #journbiz #dnr2021 ImageImage
Respondents to the #DNR21 report say they want news to be factual, and to present a breadth of views rather than be partisan. Under-35 audiences want outlets to take a stand on specific issues, though, like climate change, says @nicnewman. Image
Also worth outlets getting on TikTok to share news, says @nicnewman. A growing number of young people are on the app, and a proportion of those users are looking for news. [I wrote about this in Jan 2020 including how to use the app for journalism medium.com/@corinne_podge…] #DNR21 Image
OMG well done
@risj_oxford
for having the opposite of a manel to discuss this year's #DNR21 Image

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