+ Follow Digital News Report Tag
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[Title] => More Filipinos losing interest in the news — Digital News Report 2024
[Summary] => The number of Filipinos with a strong interest in the news is continuing to shrink, according to a Reuters Institute report released, a trend that persists despite news organizations' efforts to increase their presence on different social media platforms.
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[Title] => Facebook, other traditional socmed platforms wane as news sources in PH — Digital News Report 2024
[Summary] => Adult Filipinos are relying less on Facebook and other legacy social media platforms for news, increasingly turning to video-centric TikTok amid changing news consumption habits.
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[Title] => Digital News Report: Filipinos more 'cautious' of expressing political views
[Summary] => A new study on news consumption patterns has found that more Filipinos are wary of expressing their political views compared to the global average, coinciding with concerns that civic space in the Philippines is shrinking.
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[Title] => Media criticism linked to low trust in news—Digital News Report 2023
[Summary] => An overwhelming majority of adult Filipinos have come across people criticizing journalists or the news media in the country, with nearly half of them tagging politicians and ordinary people as the leading sources.
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[Title] => More Filipinos trust news but many avoid it — Digital News Report 2022
[Summary] => Overall trust in news among Filipinos has risen, putting the Philippines among the few countries that have furthered gains made at the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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[Title] => Facebook, other traditional socmed platforms wane as news sources in PH — Digital News Report 2024
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[Title] => Media criticism linked to low trust in news—Digital News Report 2023
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[Title] => More Filipinos trust news but many avoid it — Digital News Report 2022
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[DatePublished] => 2022-06-15 08:38:00
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