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Social media is changing our digital news habits – but to varying degrees in US and UK

  • Written by David Levy, Director of the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism, University of Oxford
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Digital technology has dramatically reshaped the news and media industries in the past decade. We’ve left behind a world where established news brands could rely on reaching large audiences and hence secure advertising revenues. Now there is huge uncertainty about business models, even as digital...

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