The Oxford Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism published its annual Digital News Report last week, which interviewed 93,000 respondents from 46 markets across the globe to learn more on how audiences are consuming news.

To read highlights from the report, RISJ created a Twitter thread here with data and takeaways from the study.

Worth a read:

• Many younger people are turning to TikTok for their news. Reuters wrote about how content creators can monetize their news content on TikTok while job security at most major media orgs is dwindling.
• Marcelo Duhalde, Associate Creative Director of South China Morning Post, has won a myriad of awards for his work in infographics. In this interview, he shares how his newsroom has prioritized infographics, the process that goes into creating them and more.
• The New Yorker writes on the rise and fall of data-driven political journalism with an emphasis on Nate Silver and his site FiveThirtyEight, for its use of statistical models to predict election outcomes.

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