The 2026 Digital News Report found that people rely on social media for news more than TV or news websites, with TikTok and ...

Far from a unifier, today, social media is more likely to be the source of misinformation and disinformation, deepen political divides, and erode public trust in everything from elections to public ...

Fifty-four percent of people said they used social media as a news source at least once a week compared to the 51% using ...

The top source of news for Americans is no longer TV; it's social media. This is according to new research by Oxford’s Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism (RISJ) (via NiemanLab), which found ...

Several of the largest and most established think tanks advocating for free-market principles continue to lead across major social media platforms. The digital landscape, however, is dynamic, and a ...

For years, social media and video apps weren’t quite able to overtake good old television as Americans’ most-used source for news. That’s finally changed, according to Oxford’s Reuters Institute for ...

In the contemporary digital environment, social media platforms critically shape public discourse on crucial issues like climate change 1,2,3. Users often select content that aligns with their ...