Digital News Report 2019 project lead and University of Canberra assistant professor of communication and journalism, Caroline Fisher, talks about the decline in trust and in the use of YouTube as a news source in this interview.

Our Digital News Report 2019 is referenced here in regard to social media ‘side doors’ as gateways to the news. The article also explores the report’s observation that South Africans sometimes struggle to identify accurate news content online.

Article highlighting the continuing proliferation of free access to news and our report's emphasis on different pay models suiting different national markets.

In this Press Association article, Nic Newman was asked about some of the themes upcoming in this year's Digital News Report – due out in June – including the growing misuse of Instagram for misinformation.

In the wake of the fire at Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris, the Director of the Reuters Institute is quoted on the challenge of how the media draw the line between caution and permissiveness in the tackling of misinformation.

Reuters Institute India Digital News Report figures are quoted in this article on platform companies' and the Indian government's efforts to combat fake news in this year's election campaign.

Our India Digital News Report was quoted in this BBC news report exploring the electoral significance of WhatsApp being a major news source for English-language internet users in India.

Research Fellow Silvia Majó Vázquez is quoted on her response to Danish research into the apparent shortening of Twitter hashtag lifespans, with reference to algorithms and the direction of causality.

Data from our report are discussed including charts showing the media preferences of readers with different political allegiances in India.

Rasmus Kleis Nielsen, Directors of the Reuters Institute, writes here in the Indian Express about the ethical responsibilities of platform giants as news gatekeepers – especially during election campaigns.

Article covering the India Digital News Report findings on freedom of expression fears and the move from print to online news media among English-speaking Indian Internet users.

Director of the Reuters Institute, Rasmus Kleis Nielsen, quoted by CNN on how media organisations can risk amplifying the message of terrorists.

Timothy Garton Ash, author of Reuters Institute report 'GLASNOST! Nine ways Facebook can make itself a better forum for free speech and democracy', wrote opinion piece on this issue for the Financial Times.

Director of the Reuters Institute, Rasmus Kleis Nielsen, interviewed for Der Spiegel on the digital content bubble and the future of journalism.

Research Fellow Sílvia Majó Vázquez co-wrote an article on the role of social media in influencing the public agenda for Agenda_Pública / El Pais and drew on research from our Digital News Report 2018.

Senior Research Fellow, Julie Posetti, was interviewed in the Sydney Morning Herald about language used to identify sources of information.

Story covering the Cairncross Review into the sustainability of journalism and the state's role in supporting it featured comments by Director of the Reuters Institute Rasmus Kleis Nielsen.

Guardian article on layoffs across digital media organisations featured Director of the Reuters Institute, Rasmus Kleis Nielsen.

Research on UK media coverage of artificial intelligence, by Scott Brennen, Rasmus Kleis Nielsen and Philip Howard of the Oxford Internet Institute, covered by Bloomberg.

Rasmus Kleis Nielsen, Director of the Reuters Institute, interviewed about challenges to digital-born news organisations.

Findings around potential sources of funding for media organisations, from the Reuters Institute's annual Journalism, Media and Technology Trends and Predictions report, cited in Forbes.