The Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism has
released its Digital News Report 2019.
The report
is based on a survey of more than 75,000 people in 38 markets, along with
additional qualitative work, according to the institute.
“This
relevant, robust, independent evidence and analysis will help you understand
the patterns and behaviors of news consumers that are critical to your
strategic and tactical decisions in the coming year,” says the report’s website.
The report
says advertising isn’t sustaining newsrooms, so many publishers are turning to
charging for their material. “But is it working?” the report asks.
The report
includes stats on trends in paying for news, trust in the news media, how
political trends are affecting the news business, technology and apps, podcasts
and other matters.
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