Launch of Reuters Institute Digital News Report 2015
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Tracking the future of news
The future of journalism is already being defined by the digital age. Discover how it’s impacting your readers with insights into:
- How readers are using mobile data to access the news
- The growth of online news brands – and how they’re impacting traditional media outlets
- Who’s willing to pay for their news – and who isn’t
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