Publishing

Most Americans Choose News Based on Their Personal Beliefs

Reuters' 2020 Digital News Report reveals sobering facts

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This year's Digital News Report also cited news org's online monetization problems.Getty Images
By Rachel Winicov

June 25, 2020

Publishers still haven’t learned how to best monetize online, journalists are getting more political, consumers think “fake news is rampant,” and social media is encroaching on the news, according to this year’s Digital News Report.

Rachel Winicov

Rachel Winicov is a freelance writer for Adweek focusing on digital media, ad tech and social media.

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