Recently, @reutersinstitute published its annual Digital News Report #DNR23

The fög – Forschungsinstitut Öffentlichkeit und Gesellschaft at @IKMZ was once again the Swiss country partner, and @markeis and @LinardsUdris prepared an insightful summary for the findings on #Switzerland: https://reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/digital-news-report/2023/switzerland

Another weekend read (in German): Together with Daniel Vogler, Maude Rivière, and Rebekka Rieser, they also published a detailed addition to the Digital News Report: https://www.foeg.uzh.ch/de/forschung/Projekte/Digital-News-Report.html

@[email protected] Digital News Report 2023 finds that #news audiences are becoming more dependent on digital and social platforms, putting further pressure on both ad-based and subscription business models of news organisations. Via @[email protected] #DNR23 #mediabiz

https://whatsnewinpublishing.com/7-key-findings-from-reuters-institutes-digital-news-report-2023/

The Fix Media has identified 3 key trends from @[email protected]'s Digital News Report 2023: TikTok is rising while Facebook is declining, paying for news is becoming less widespread, and trust in #media and #news avoidance continue to fall. #DNR23 #mediabiz

https://thefix.media/2023/6/14/three-key-trends-from-digital-news-report-2023

Intense argument between journalist (and Nobel laureate) Maria Ressa and the Digital News Report team at RISJ Oxford about the weaponisation, in authoritarian regimes, of brand-level trust data published in the Digital News Report.

Read Ressa's argument in The Guardian: https://www.theguardian.com/media/2023/jun/14/nobel-laureate-says-research-by-oxford-institute-can-be-used-against-reporters

Then Rasmus Kleis Nielsen's response on RISJ's website: https://reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/news/how-we-approached-digital-news-report-2023

#journalism #DNR23 @communicationscholars

the Digital News Report 2023 #DNR23 by @reutersinstitute is out again! https://reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/digital-news-report/2023/dnr-executive-summary This year contained some new questions on how audiences perceive algorithms or selection in their news use.
I will highlight a few results I found interesting:

A significant portion of news users globally (from 46 news markets) worries they might be missing out on important information or challenging viewpoints due to 'personalisation'
#Journalism #commodon

Das @reutersinstitute hat die Mediennutzung der Deutschen unter die Lupe genommen. Auf Platz 1 rangiert Online incl. Social Media mit 63 %, die Zeitungen liegen weit abgeschlagen bei 21 %. Zeit für eine Qualitätsoffensive? Oder weiter die Hände in den Schoß legen? Weiterlesen im DJV-Blog... https://www.djv.de/startseite/service/blogs-und-intranet/djv-blog/detail/news-und-nun

#DNR23

It’s a good morning this morning: @reutersinstitute publishes its annual Digital News Report and it’s fascinating:

https://onemanandhisblog.com/2023/06/digital-news-report-2023-the-social-challenge-for-audience-growth/?utm_campaign=first+share&utm_source=Mastodon&utm_medium=social

#DNR23

Jan: „Weshalb wenden sich die Menschen vom Journalismus ab?“

Kai: „Das Konsumverhalten ist halt insgesamt schneller & oberflächlicher geworden. Die Antwort: Wir müssen unseren Journalismus ~unterhaltsamer~ machen: noch fetzigere Themen, mehr Lifestyle, moderner Brand.“

#DNR23: