Internet replaces TV as UK's most popular news source for first time
Online platforms have surpassed TV as the most popular news sources in the UK, indicating a shift in generational media consumption habits.
Social Media Remains a Key News Source for Americans
Social media is integral to news consumption, with a growing percentage of U.S. adults relying on platforms like TikTok, X, and Truth Social.
Social Media Remains a Key News Source for Americans
Social media is an important source for news among U.S. adults, with 54% stating they regularly access news through social apps.
As Mainstream Media Faces Unprecedented Challenges, Can It Save Itself?
Young adults increasingly favor social media for news consumption over traditional media sources, posing challenges for journalism.
Newsrooms are finding new ways to build community, online and off
News consumption thrives on real-world relationships that foster discussions and communal understanding, essential for future newsroom engagement and sustainability.
How influencers inform - and sometimes misinform - Gen Z
Gen Z relies heavily on social media influencers for news, impacting their views on politics and social issues.
Internet replaces TV as UK's most popular news source for first time
Online platforms have surpassed TV as the most popular news sources in the UK, indicating a shift in generational media consumption habits.
Social Media Remains a Key News Source for Americans
Social media is integral to news consumption, with a growing percentage of U.S. adults relying on platforms like TikTok, X, and Truth Social.
Social Media Remains a Key News Source for Americans
Social media is an important source for news among U.S. adults, with 54% stating they regularly access news through social apps.
As Mainstream Media Faces Unprecedented Challenges, Can It Save Itself?
Young adults increasingly favor social media for news consumption over traditional media sources, posing challenges for journalism.
Newsrooms are finding new ways to build community, online and off
News consumption thrives on real-world relationships that foster discussions and communal understanding, essential for future newsroom engagement and sustainability.
How influencers inform - and sometimes misinform - Gen Z
Gen Z relies heavily on social media influencers for news, impacting their views on politics and social issues.
Kamala Harris's Campaign Has No Regrets, How We Consume News Now, and a Report From the Cowboys-Giants Game
The snippet generation has transformed news consumption, focusing on brevity over depth.
Biden Makes a Final Nantucket Visit as President
President Biden encourages optimism and mindful news consumption during Thanksgiving rounds in Nantucket, reflecting on public sentiment and political climate.
The Appeal, and Peril, of Postelection Apathy
Many Americans are seeking disengagement from political news after the election, leading to a decline in viewership on major news networks.
1 in 5 Americans get their news from social media influencers
1 in 5 Americans regularly get news from social media influencers, especially younger users seeking convenient information during polarized political times.
David Hiller: Building a stronger democracy through news literacy
News consumption has changed in the digital age, making it harder to find trustworthy sources
There is a news literacy crisis, with misinformation and disinformation proliferating
The first congressional hearing about the global CrowdStrike outage will happen this month
Quality journalism is essential for informed public perception and decision-making.
Gender gap widens in support for Harris vs. Trump: poll
Prioritize quality news consumption for improved understanding.
Combat misinformation by discerning credible news sources.
Engage with diverse viewpoints to avoid echo chambers.
Encourage mindful habits in news consumption.
The Influencers with as Much Presidential Access as the Press
The right has a longstanding ecosystem for political communication
Social media influencers can spread misinformation easily
1 in 5 Americans get their news from social media influencers
1 in 5 Americans regularly get news from social media influencers, especially younger users seeking convenient information during polarized political times.
David Hiller: Building a stronger democracy through news literacy
News consumption has changed in the digital age, making it harder to find trustworthy sources
There is a news literacy crisis, with misinformation and disinformation proliferating
The first congressional hearing about the global CrowdStrike outage will happen this month
Quality journalism is essential for informed public perception and decision-making.
Gender gap widens in support for Harris vs. Trump: poll
Prioritize quality news consumption for improved understanding.
Combat misinformation by discerning credible news sources.
Engage with diverse viewpoints to avoid echo chambers.
Encourage mindful habits in news consumption.
The Influencers with as Much Presidential Access as the Press
The right has a longstanding ecosystem for political communication
Social media influencers can spread misinformation easily
The 'New York Times' just launched its biggest app redesign in 16 years
The New York Times app redesign enhances user experience by introducing a navigation ribbon and focusing on news delivery, solidifying its role as a primary engagement tool.
Forget Screen Time. We Need to Talk About Screen Real Estate
Election Night 2024 was experienced through multiple screens, highlighting how viewers now consume news across various digital platforms.
She reads the newspaper on TikTok and her videos are going viral
Kelsey Russell reads news from print publications on TikTok, bridging the gap between traditional print media and digital consumption.
Amid declining interest in news and overwhelming content on social media, Russell's approach offers a refreshing and educational way to engage with current events.
The 'New York Times' just launched its biggest app redesign in 16 years
The New York Times app redesign enhances user experience by introducing a navigation ribbon and focusing on news delivery, solidifying its role as a primary engagement tool.
Forget Screen Time. We Need to Talk About Screen Real Estate
Election Night 2024 was experienced through multiple screens, highlighting how viewers now consume news across various digital platforms.
She reads the newspaper on TikTok and her videos are going viral
Kelsey Russell reads news from print publications on TikTok, bridging the gap between traditional print media and digital consumption.
Amid declining interest in news and overwhelming content on social media, Russell's approach offers a refreshing and educational way to engage with current events.