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The news will not find you on TikTok
Plus: The 'labor' of avoiding news, a study of disagreements between journalists and their bosses about objectivity, and the effects of Trump's…
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Mark Coddington and Seth Lewis
Do people learn more about politics on shopping sites than news sites?
Plus: The catalyzing effect of attacks on journalists, how journalists describe their target audiences, and new evidence of local news nonprofits…
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Mark Coddington and Seth Lewis
What women political candidates think of their local media coverage
Plus: Newsroom sexual harassment and journalists' job satisfaction, journalists' skills wishlist, and paying for public media
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Mark Coddington and Seth Lewis
Why news subscriptions feel like a burden to young people
Plus: Journalists' perception of their own news orgs' bias, what 'impartial' actually means to audiences, and when the public might intervene in…
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Mark Coddington and Seth Lewis
Audience loyalty may not be what we think
Plus: how participatory journalism became a taken-for-granted norm, how news use can help mitigate misinformation beliefs, and the limits of live…
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Mark Coddington and Seth Lewis
Social media policies are failing journalists
Plus: The trouble with journalists' involvement in news literacy programs, soft news as a gateway to propaganda, and social media editors between news…
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Mark Coddington and Seth Lewis
Why whistleblowers' trust in journalists is fading
Plus: Improving reporting on suicide saves lives, the important role of Knowledge Panels in cueing confidence in news organizations, and what people…
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Mark Coddington and Seth Lewis
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