service. We focused specifically on 'generally untrusting' individuals - those with below-average trust in news and interest in politics - who were also regular users of three distinct platforms: Facebook (a social networking platform), WhatsApp (an encrypted messaging applicatio … | Continue reading
Last year’s report contained some positive signs for the news industry, with higher consumption and rising trust amidst a second wave of Coronavirus lockdowns. Many traditional news brands seemed to benefit not just from greater attention, but also financially, with more people t … | Continue reading
This was based on the assumption that Putin was cynical and ruthless but still rational in his decisions. He knew that if Russia still wanted to be part of the world, it needed to maintain at least some semblance of democracy, which also included some free media.(reutersinstitute … | Continue reading
With the BBC and other public service media facing increased political and public scrutiny, and a number of different challenges, this is a good time to take stock about what research can tell us about the role of the BBC and public service news in the UK.The challenges facing th … | Continue reading
*/Applications are open for fellowships beginning in October 2020 or January 2021To apply, you will need to submit the following documents and information using our online application form (below):A full curriculum vitae/resume A personal statement outlining i) your journalistic … | Continue reading