African Americans and Hispanics are concerned with the accessibility of news about their communities and the portrayal of their communities by the media In general, [...]
The impact of the Digital Divide on racial and ethnic communities may not be as great when it comes to the news One major concern [...]
Nearly everyone in the publishing world is trying to understand the impact of mobile technology, which is spreading rapidly. Earlier, this report noted that a [...]
The news source versus technology conundrum: Do people know the difference? With technology changing so rapidly, sometimes knowing what people mean in their answers to [...]
Study methodology This survey was conducted by the Media Insight Project, an initiative of the American Press Institute (API) and the Associated Press-NORC Center for [...]
For printing and offline viewing, PDF versions of this study report as well as the topline survey results are available for download.
When Eric Harris started at BuzzFeed, they were a six-person technology lab experimenting with how content was being shared. As the only “business” person then, [...]
Read any recent headlines on native advertising or sponsored content and you’ll likely see reference to national and other large publishers experimenting with the content [...]
A fake news story that claimed the legal drinking age in the U.S. would soon change to 25 began appearing on social media early this [...]
The “news nerds” that make up the news application and multimedia teams usually sit in a different place, speak a different language, and work on [...]
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