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U.S. Latinos’ news consumption differs depending on their dominant language and birthplace

Hanaa' TameezJune 14, 2022

Struggle, chaos, no regrets? Journalists love the work they do, despite industry challenges

Over 70% said they were proud of their work and would pursue a journalism career again.

Two new studies about media and diversity can help newsrooms through their reckoning with racism

News organizations, not blogs or commentary sites, are Twitter users’ most-shared sources (at least on one issue), Pew finds

Ricardo BiltonJanuary 25, 2018

With Left Field, NBC News is experimenting with VR, mixed reality, and other new story forms

“We know a great deal about how to make linear television and we’ve been doing it a very long time, but there is a generation of people who currently don’t have cable subscriptions, and who won’t have cable subscriptions, that are beginning to form different habits around how they consume news.”

Shan WangJanuary 11, 2018

Global unhappiness with the news media is high. In the U.S. (surprise!) partisanship drives what people think about the media

In the U.S., supporting the party in power correlates with thinking the media does a terrible job. The opposite is true in nearly every other country surveyed.

Here’s who gets news from TV: The elderly, Pew finds (again)

Ricardo BiltonOctober 2, 2017

Pew’s analysis of early Trump coverage: plenty of polarization, and a focus on personality over policy

Stories from news sources whose audiences lean right were five times as likely to have a positive assessment of the administration’s performance than those with left-leaning or mixed audiences.

For most Americans, science news is just something they stumble across, mostly from general news outlets

Surprise! Democrats and Republicans are divided on the impact of the news media

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