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Tech Historic year for new French unicorns The Trade Desk, the gambling data qatar flagship of adtech worth 37 billion dollars Nextdoor, the social network for neighbors, is on the doorstep of Wall Street TOOLS tl;dv: a tool to recover key moments from a Google Meet meeting The Twitter ethical charter of @gchampeau against harassment and for constructive debates ES with Kati Bremme & Mathilde Caubel In search of trusted information, key insights from the Reuters Digital News Report study / report July 10, 2021 Reading time: 6 min Share By Kati Bremme, Innovation and Foresight Department The global pandemic has fueled a hunger for reliable news , with a clear majority of people wanting news outlets to be unbiased and objective in their coverage, according to the latest report from the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism, which analyses the impact of the coronavirus on news consumption and publishers’ economic prospects.
Trust in news has increased during the pandemic, particularly in Western Europe , bolstering brands with a reputation for trustworthiness. On the other hand, distrust has been particularly evident in polarised media in the United States . While the pandemic has understandably increased the need to be informed, overall interest in news has declined, from 64% in 2016 to 52% in 2021. The 2021 report examines new paid online business models , trust and misinformation , local information , and fairness and equity in news coverage.
Tech Historic year for new French unicorns The Trade Desk, the gambling data qatar flagship of adtech worth 37 billion dollars Nextdoor, the social network for neighbors, is on the doorstep of Wall Street TOOLS tl;dv: a tool to recover key moments from a Google Meet meeting The Twitter ethical charter of @gchampeau against harassment and for constructive debates ES with Kati Bremme & Mathilde Caubel In search of trusted information, key insights from the Reuters Digital News Report study / report July 10, 2021 Reading time: 6 min Share By Kati Bremme, Innovation and Foresight Department The global pandemic has fueled a hunger for reliable news , with a clear majority of people wanting news outlets to be unbiased and objective in their coverage, according to the latest report from the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism, which analyses the impact of the coronavirus on news consumption and publishers’ economic prospects.
Trust in news has increased during the pandemic, particularly in Western Europe , bolstering brands with a reputation for trustworthiness. On the other hand, distrust has been particularly evident in polarised media in the United States . While the pandemic has understandably increased the need to be informed, overall interest in news has declined, from 64% in 2016 to 52% in 2021. The 2021 report examines new paid online business models , trust and misinformation , local information , and fairness and equity in news coverage.