The rise of online journalism in the last two decades has been accompanied by alternating hopes and scepticism. The transformation continues, but we now have a clearer understanding of what kind of channels better satisfy the demands of a public born into the internet age and growth with social media. If in 2010 the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) alarmed about the fact that a significant part of young people did not read conventional news at all – or not in a regular way – the last Digital News Report by Reuters Institute confirms that the vast majority of under 35 gets news online by social media, search engines or news aggregators.
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