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Overview and key findings of the 2025 Digital News Report

Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism, University of Oxford · 4 connected claims

D01 · Marketing, Brand & Revenue SystemsD02 · Customer Intelligence, Sales & ServiceD17 · Distribution, Discovery & Audience

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https://reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/digital-news-report/2025/dnr-executive-summary

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  1. MWITA-CC-2026-001Across the Reuters Institute's 48-market online survey, reported social-video news consumption rose from 52% in 2020 to 65% in 2025; preferences for video over text were especially prominent in the Philippines, Thailand, Kenya and India.Evidence A
  2. MWITA-CC-2026-002In the same 2025 survey, 40% across markets said they sometimes or often avoid news, while reported rates ranged from 63% in Bulgaria and 61% in Turkey/Croatia to 21% in Taiwan and 11% in Japan.Evidence A
  3. MWITA-CC-2026-003Reuters Institute measured weekly AI-chatbot news use at 7% across 48 markets and 15% among under-25s; reported ChatGPT/news use and comfort were much higher in India than in the UK.Evidence A
  4. MWITA-CC-2026-004Across Reuters Institute markets, respondents expressed more interest in summarisation and translation than in chatbot Q&A, while expecting generative AI to make news cheaper and more current but less trustworthy overall.Evidence A

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