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fromwww.niemanlab.org
1 day ago

AI supercharges the challenges of discerning truth from fiction Nieman Journalism Lab

In 2026, the biggest challenge for news consumers won't be finding information it will be figuring out what to trust and how to make sense of a deluge of competing narratives and facts. We at Pew Research Center have seen in our work that many Americans say they often encounter inaccurate news online and struggle to know what's true or not.
Media industry
fromThe Verge
2 weeks ago

Why college students prefer News Daddy over The New York Times

Ankit Khanal gets his news from News Daddy. More than 20 times a day, Khanal, a sophomore at George Mason University, opens TikTok to have the biggest stories of the day delivered to him by a bleach-blonde 26-year-old named Dylan Page, one of the leading faces in a growing community of news influencers. Based in the United Kingdom, Page began posting content on TikTok in August 2020 and has since grown his "News Daddy Empire," his posts amassing over 1.5 billion likes.
Media industry
fromMashable India
6 months ago

Bluesky Use Doubled After Trump Election But Is Still Dwarfed By X, Report Says

The share of news influencers with a Bluesky account roughly doubled after Election Day 2024, from 21 percent to 43 percent.
Social media marketing
UK news
fromPCMAG
6 months ago

If You Get Your News on Social Media, It's Probably a Political Echo Chamber

Bluesky is rapidly gaining traction among news influencers, particularly from the left, amid declining engagement on X.
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