"Over the last 10 years, TV and print news consumption has been falling. People who don't use any news source at all have grown. The % has gone rom 3% in 2013 to 15% in 2022 in the US," says lead author @nicnewman#DNR22 twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…
"In terms of paying for news, we have seen some significant progress in Germany or Sweden but also some decline or levelling off in most countries. Most subscriptions in most countries go for big national brands," says lead author @nicnewman#DNR22 twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…
"This year we asked about payments to individual journalists. 7% of news subscribers in the US pay to individual journalists, but most subscriptions still go to news brands," says lead author @nicnewman#DNR22 twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…
"Some of the people we talked to said they were thinking about cancelling subscriptions because of the cost-of-living crisis," says lead author @nicnewman#DNR22 twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…
"75% people access news via side-door routes like search, aggregators and social media. News media in places like Finland or Norway still have more people with direct access," says lead author @nicnewman#DNR22 twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…
"TikTok is an extremely fast-growing platform. Around 15% of people under 25 use TikTok for news and 40% use it for any purpose," says lead author @nicnewman#DNR22 twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…
"The key of the best tabloid journalism is to make complex issues far more relatable and less overwhelming and depressing for our audiences. We also try to talk about solutions and nuggets of hope," says @MirrorAlison#DNR22 twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…
"Our experience in the first half of this year is that our audience has gone up year on year. People don't want an avalanche of death and destruction, but people want to understand what's going," says @krishgm#DNR22 twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…
"If you look at the trust scores of this report, it's a clarion call for high-quality, in-depth, impartial broadcast news. People don't want shouty opinions. They want fact-based news," says @krishgm#DNR22 twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…
"One of my criticism of news nowadays is that we've become one-story news. We've become so obsessed with details: just covid, just Brexit, just Partygate. That turns people away," says @krishgm#DNR22 twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…
@krishgm "I try to place evidence right next to whatever I'm asserting. I try not to be a news guy giving some news to you, but being someone who makes something helpful for audiences," says @BBCRosAtkins#DNR22 twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…
"I try to place evidence right next to whatever I'm asserting. I try not to be a news guy giving some news to you, but being someone who makes something helpful for audiences," says @BBCRosAtkins#DNR22 twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…
"The bridge between engagement and trust is useful information, and covid taught us a lot about that. When it's news that is important for your life, suddenly it becomes news that you need, not news that you want," says @aagalloni#DNR22 twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…
"It costs money to deliver quality news. Ukraine is a perfect example. It costs money to keep people in Ukraine and to keep them safe," says @aagalloni#DNR22 twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…
"I speak to a lot of students and many get their news from social media but also from the free websites. And I do worry that some news brands that are now demanding subscriptions are gambling on their future," says @krishgm#DNR22 twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…
"We shouldn't feel defeated by this data. This is the market we are dealing with. We need to go back to the format our journalism takes. We need context, explanations. How many rules we set for ourselves allow for these things?" says @BBCRosAtkins#DNR22 twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…
"Impartiality doesn't feels to me like a constraint but like a strength. With so many people sharing opinions on social media, someone who's divorced from that stands out," says @BBCRosAtkins#DNR22 twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…
@BBCRosAtkins "A lot of people don't see the value in what we are doing. We should work hard so what we do is trusted and watchable. We can't assume that the value of journalism is understood," says @BBCRosAtkins#DNR22 twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…
@BBCRosAtkins "The challenge with climate change is finding new ways to tell the story and to get people interested," says @krishgm. "It doesn't offer a peg so often as politics does. It evolves slowly in news terms," says @BBCRosAtkins#DNR22 twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…
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"We're doing less sensitive news like politics, court cases, the national security law. But political news has less interest, because the political system has changed" says Ronson
"There's quite a big difference between my previous work and today. It's not easy for me but it's the safest way for me to continue my life as a journalist," says Ronson
🙋🏾♀️ Younger audiences are increasingly accessing news via platforms such as TikTok
👎 Trust and interest in news are down in many countries
🙈 A depressing news agenda is leading more people to avoid the news reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/digital-news-r…
An increasing % of people is avoiding the news
🙈 38% in our global sample say they often or sometimes avoid the news (up from 29% in 2017). The number of avoiders has doubled in 🇧🇷 (27% to 54%) and 🇬🇧 (24% to 46%) over five years. More figures by country in the chart below
🇧🇷"It’s like a slow-motion coup. When we ask the internet platforms, how are you preparing for this? They don’t seem to have a plan." @camposmello speaks to @JuliaAngwin on her fears for Brazilian democracy niemanlab.org/2022/06/like-a…
🗳️"When specific actions threaten democracy, they should be covered as major news stories in themselves, not as part of a political or ideological debate." @protctdemocracy has published a guide to reporting on threats to democracy protectdemocracy.org/project/the-au…
🙏Brazilian police say they have found personal items belonging to missing British journalist Dom Phillips and his travelling companion and indigenous advocate Bruno Pereira bbc.co.uk/news/world-lat…
🌉The @sfchronicle is launching @sfnext a city-wide engagement exercise with residents about how to address major issues in the city to "drive public discussions and inform our journalism". sfchronicle.com/bayarea/articl…
🇵🇸A month after the killing of Shireen Abu Aqleh "the Biden administration continues to avoid assigning responsibility for the incident while refusing to carry out its own investigation [or] back calls for an independent investigation," writes @Harbpeace aljazeera.com/news/2022/6/11…
2️⃣Highly popular Spanish Telegram channels which have pushed COVID-denialism and conspiracy theories "have mutated to become deniers of the Kremlin's attack on its neighbor," according to this investigation by @malditaen maldita.es/malditobulo/20…
"[People shouldn't] jump the gun and then say,
“This has happened, I'm gonna tweet this first.”
There's no benefit to that. It usually benefits the propagation of lies and propaganda," said @astroehlein