While the majority of people surveyed consume news regularly, 38% said they often or sometimes avoid the news – up from 29% in 2017 – the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism said in its annual Digital News Report.Trust in news is also declining, and is lowest in the United States.On average, 42% of people said they trust most news most of the time; that figure has fallen in almost half the countries in the report and risen in seven.
Younger audiences are increasingly accessing the news via platforms such as TikTok, and have a weaker connection to news brands, the report found.
Yes, sometimes media is lying or exaggerating,or bias 🤔
Just like u avoid reporting on the successes of GaytonMcK. Ruraltarain_2 PumPum_Radebe OnsBaizaNie MEB40122141 peezyjr TeffuJoy
Bla Bla Bla...why must we listen to lies! Rather stick to your own country's mess then other countries!! masksmustfall tsektocovid
Thina sifuna ukukhuluma ngalo baba ongakaze aboshwe namanje
But we don't care about the controlled coronavirus narrative or the Russian war. There's wars all over Africa that we should be worried about. As for the cost of living? Kuyafana nobody cares anyway. They're cutting jobs, taking out massive loans even canceling grants so...
When is the going to camp outside PhalaPhalaFarm we need robust reporting and unwaivering objectivity from SA media houses. It's really sad how you operate.
Though the researchers didn’t reach out to me, count me in…we’re tired shem.
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