News readers say they are worn out by election coverage
The US presidential election in November is of global importance but news fatigue is already a problem. 62% of US
Top news editors are white men
People of colour and women are in general underrepresented in top positions in the news media. Overall, 23% of the
Search Generative Experience to change how people find the news
2024 will be the year when Search Generative Experiences (SGE) will start to roll out across the internet. Along with
News media rules for using AI well underway Oxford study finds
The news industry is well underway to organise self-regulation on how to use artificial intelligence. Leading publishers are setting up
Digital news optimism despite lack of trust and news avoidance
Interest and trust in news are down, News avoidance is up. Reuters Institute’s annual Digital News Report is a worrying
Market fragmentation and trust among news publisher’s concerns
Market fragmentation, low trust and squeezed household economies are among news publishers’ many concerns. Consumption of traditional media is falling
Survey says news media is increasing political polarisation
News media is doing more harm than good for democracy and political polarisation, according to a new US survey. Nearly
Entertainment winning the internet and news returning to the homepage
Many of the biggest digital media companies are being forced to adapt to a new world. This includes a return
Only 22% of top news media editors are women
Only 22% of 180 top editors across 240 news outlets are women, despite that on average, 40% of journalists in
Content for users below 40 crucial for news media’s future revenues
60% of people younger than 40 already pay for or donate to news in some way. The older they are,