Reuters Institute Digital News Report

Juan Branco

Qui a encore confiance dans les médias ? Plus que 24% de la population française. Soit -11% en un an. Dans cette étude d’Oxford, sur 40 pays, la France prend l’avant-dernière place mondiale. Et encore, Fogiel n’a pas encore pris la tête de BFMT

►http://www.digitalnewsreport.org/survey/2019/overview-key-findings-2019

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Overview and Key Findings of the 2018 Digital News Report
►http://www.digitalnewsreport.org/survey/2019/overview-key-findings-2019

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This year’s report comes against the backdrop of rising populism, political and economic instability, along with intensifying concerns about giant tech companies and their impact on society. News organisations have taken the lead in reporting these trends, but also find themselves challenged by them – further depressing an industry reeling from more than a decade of digital disruption. Platform power – and the ruthless efficiency of their advertising operations – has undermined news business models contributing to a series of high-profile layoffs in traditional (Gannett) and digital media (Mic, BuzzFeed) in the early part of 2019. Political polarisation has encouraged the growth of partisan agendas online, which together with clickbait and various forms of misinformation is helping to further undermine trust in media – raising new questions about how to deliver balanced and fair reporting in the digital age.

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Pathways to #News: How Audiences Discover News Online - Reuters Institute Digital News Report 2015
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Although audiences still consume the majority of their online news from familiar and trusted brands, the way they access that content is changing. Our data show very different patterns of access across countries. In countries like the UK, Denmark, and Finland, branded websites are often the starting point for any news journey. By contrast, in Italy, Spain, Germany, or France a search engine is often the key gateway while social media are important in Australia and Urban Brazil.

In Japan, the strength of search is partly down to the dominance of Yahoo as integrated news and discovery platform while popular new mobile apps like Smart News and Gunosy explain the very high scores for other aggregators.

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Reuters Institute Digital News Report 2014
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This year’s report reveals new insights about digital #news consumption based on a YouGov survey of over 18,000 online news consumers in the UK, US, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Brazil, Japan, Denmark and Finland.

This website contains data about the growth of tablets and smartphones, generational and country based differences in media usage. Also analysis on the role of impartial news in a digital world and the role of social media in finding and distributing news.

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