Reuters Institute
Established in autumn 2006 and based at the Department of Politics and International Relations at the University of Oxford, the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism is dedicated to exploring the future of journalism worldwide through debate, engagement, and research.
The RISJ hosts journalists from all over the world, connects them with professional peers and leading academics from a wide range of different fields and facilitates the exchange of ideas by taking part in public debates, by hosting conversations, and by publishing new and interesting work.
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Indicators | Digital Marketing
The Most Important Digital Revenue Stream Channels For Companies, 2019
A revenue stream is a source of revenue for a company or an organization. The revenue model determines the types and sources of revenue that companies or businesses generate. Revenue types include product sales, service fees, advertising sales, data access fees, license fees, or even commissions. Ad-based revenue models entail creating ads for a specific …
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Smartphone Is the Main Device Used for News in Latin America, 2017 | Reuters Institute
The smartphone is considered as the most used device for news in the 4 countries analyzed in Latin Americ. The highest percentages were in Chile (74%), Mexico (70%), and Brazil (65%). While in the selected countries in Asia, TV is the main device for news, especially in South Korea with a rate of 46%. Online news …
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Among the Top 5 Social Networks Used for News in 2017, Facebook Is the King | Reuters Institute
On a scale measuring the best 5 social media platforms used for news in 2017, Facebook – as usual – ranks the top with a rate of 47%, followed by YouTube (22%), Twitter (10%), and then Instagram with only 6%. On the other hand, there are 23% of respondents reported that they use messaging apps …
Researches | Consumer Behavior
Digital News Report 2017 | Reuters Institute
Above half of social media users (54%) in the US follow politicians which equate to around a third of the entire US online population. In most countries, online news and television news are the most frequently accessed, while readership of printed newspapers has declined significantly. The biggest change occurred nowadays is the growth of news …
Indicators | Consumer Behavior
24% of US Internet Users Use Ad-Blocking Software in 2016 | Reuters Institute
Although online publishers allowed to reach more people than ever before, the hardest hit for the publishers who depend on digital advertising revenue, which was the rise of ad-blocking that allows the user to block adverts on the internet. Ad-blocking is running at between 38% (Poland), 24% in the US, & 21% in the UK, …
Indicators | Consumer Behavior
48% of US Internet Users Prefer Using Social Media as a News Source in 2016 | Reuters Institute
17% of the US internet users in 2016 prefer the first contact with news in the morning via smartphone, while 16% of UK internet users prefer the same source. 48% of US internet users prefer using Social media as a source of news especially the Facebook (37%) and Twitter (6%); while 23% prefer using the …
