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- PEOPLE & NEWS Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism
Digital News Report 2014 In partnership with
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- Background and methodology One of the largest news surveys in
the world online news habits of more than 18,000 people in ten
countries Research conducted online in January/early February 2014
Additional analysis of key themes, country level insights from
network of partners *
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- Role of smartphones a key agent of change Traditional media
continues to dominate online usage in the UK, but this is not the
case everywhere Payment for news and the move to subscription Rise
of the reporter as a key focus of trust and engagement Key
points
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- Smartphones and tablets
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- Consistent pattern of strong growth in all markets 8b Which, if
any, of the following devices have you used to access news in the
last week? Base: All (total sample in each country) 37% access news
weekly ALL TEN COUNTRIES Strong growth in SMARTPHONE news
access
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- UK penetration now higher than US but still behind Denmark 8b
Which, if any, of the following devices have you used to access
news in the last week? Base: All (total sample in each country) 20%
access news weekly ALL TEN COUNTRIES Strong growth in TABLET
access
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- Impact and value of new devices Increasing the frequency with
which we access the news Increasing the access points for news
Encouraging payment for news in the caf or at the bus its right
there, you have all the news at your fingertips
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- 35-44 group (+9%) driving smartphone growth Smartphones are
still more popular with younger age groups. Tablets are used
equally through age groups but with a significant bulge with the
35- 55 group. Smartphone news users and Tablet news users both skew
male 44-54 group (+7%) driving tablet growth Smartphone and tablet
demographics
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- OPT9a. Thinking specifically about when you look for news on a
MOBILE, which of the following statements most applies to you?
Please select one Use of apps increases with smartphone and tablet
SMARTPHONE Apple users are significantly more likely to use news
apps to download an app from a store (59% vs. 37% non iPhone
owners) Smartphone users are more likely to use apps than mobile
browser
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- Smartphone users tend to access fewer new sources and brands
with strong app propositions do best On a smartphone, news brands
with strong app proposition such as the BBC and Sky News & Mail
Online tend to thrive. General aggregators are losing out
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- Multiplatform world In general new devices are not replacing
TV, radio or print, though usage patterns are changing an becoming
more complex
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- From brands point of view Its an increasingly complex world.
Different devices are used at different points through the day
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- From audiences point of view GENERATIONAL SPLIT: Older people
prefer a newspaper edition or scheduled TV broadcasts, whereas
younger respondents access news throughout the day mainly
online
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- Newspaper brands overall reach
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- Newspaper usage across platforms Q5. Which, if any, of the
following have you used to access news in the last week? Base: All
markets 2014 UK: 2082; Germany: 2063; Spain: 2017; Italy: 2010;
France: 1946; Denmark: 2036; Finland: 1520; USA: 2197; Urban
Brazil: 1015; Japan: 1973 With the exception of France and USA,
newspapers reach three quarters of all those interested in news -
through a combination of print and online.
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- Q5b. Which, if any, of the following have you used to access
news in the last week? Showing answers for Huff Post and Buzzfeed
only Huff PostBuzzfeed US17%5% UK9%3% Italy5%- France5%1% Spain4%1%
Germany3%1% Brazil-1% New challengers
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- UK brands suffering less disruption
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- Paying for news
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- Overall numbers still low but an increasing proportion are
moving to online subscription with 1. Times 2. Telegraph 3.
Sun
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- Who is paying for online news?
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- Motivations for paying for news
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- Role of the reporter as driver of engagement
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- The influence and value of individual journalists In Spain,
France and the United States the journalist is considered important
for trust. In UK, Finland and Germany the brand is the most
important driver
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- The influence and value of individual journalists In Spain,
France and the United States the journalist is considered important
for trust. In UK, Finland and Germany the brand is the most
important driver
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- 64% of Twitter users follow a professional news account 48%
follow a journalist 40% follow a breaking news account 28% follow a
general newsbrand Who follows news accounts among Twitter
users
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- Launch: Thursday 12 th June Edelman, London Friday 13 th June
Editors News Summit, Barcelona More Information
www.digitalnewsreport.org
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- A closer look at newsbrands in the digital world
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- Newspaper brand readers are deeply involved with all things
digital MORE Devices Interest Engagement Social Interactive
Experimental
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- Digital newspaper brand readers are..... 56% more likely than
the average internet user to read news on a tablet
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- Digital newspaper readers are..... 36% more likely to read news
on a smartphone
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- Digital newspaper brand readers are..... 67% more likely use
Twitter for news
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- Digital newspaper readers are more likely to access
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- Newspaper brands reach nearly three-quarters of the UK online
audience Q5 Which, if any, of the following have you used to access
news in the last week? All UK daily and Sunday titles, print &
online, plus London Evening Standard, Metro. Excl. national
newspaper in Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland. Base: 2082 UK
internet users 29.5 million readers = 72 % accessed a newspaper in
any format during the last week
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- Print 84% Which platforms do newspaper readers use? Base: 1494
newspaper readers Computer 36% Tablet 15% Smartphone 16% % of all
newspaper readers using each format last week
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- Youngest readers favour digital newsbrands Q5 Which, if any, of
the following have you used to access news in the last week? All UK
daily and Sunday titles, print & online, plus London Evening
Standard, Metro. Excl. national newspaper in Scotland, Wales or
Northern Ireland. Base: 2082 UK internet users
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- Most popular commercial news source Q5 /Q12B Which, if any, of
the following have you used for news in the last week? Base: 124
aged 18-20, 143 aged 21-24
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- Impact of devices % accessing digital newspaper brands last
week Base: 1598 device users 37 One device % 50 Two devices % 65 %
Three+ devices
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- Tablet newspaper readers read newspapers on their tablet last
week Base: Total sample 2082 internet users who have accessed the
news 4.5m
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- Base:481 who access news via their tablet Tablet readers are
highly engaged with newspapers overall read a newspaper on tablet
46% read a print newspaper 65% read a digital newspaper 54% total
newspaper readership 81% People who read news on their tablet...
AND
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- Smartphone newspaper readers 4.9m read newspapers on their
smartphone last week Base: Total sample 2082 internet users who
have accessed the news
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- Base: 635 who access news via their smartphone Smartphone
readers are highly engaged with newspapers overall read a newspaper
on phone 35% read a print newspaper 57% read a digital newspaper
48% total newspaper readership 73% People who read news on their
smartphone... AND
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- Which devices do digital newspaper readers use? % of all
digital newspaper readers using each device last week Computer 71 %
Smartphone 33 % Tablet 30 % Base: 746 digital newspaper readers
(Q5), users of each device who accessed digital newspaper last week
(Q19): computer 554, smartphone 245, tablet 225
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- More frequent access Q1b Typically, how often do you access
news? Base: 2082 internet users (excl those who had not accessed
news in previous month), 1253 print, 746 digital, 505 print +
digital newspaper readers UK internet users
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- More interested News LoversDaily BriefersCasual users UK
internet users Print + digital newspapers Base: 2082 internet
users, 505 print + digital newspaper readers
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- Multiplatform readers are more interested in news Q1c. How
interested, if at all, would you say you are in news? Base: 2082
internet users, 1253 print, 746 digital, 505 print + digital
newspaper readers
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- News lovers read newspapers 8.1 million readers = 84% of News
Lovers are newspaper readers
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- Digital newspaper readers more engaged with fast and slow news
Followed a live news page within a website Used an app Looked at a
list of news headlines Read longer news stories or articles Looked
at a sequence or gallery of pictures about news Read a news blog
Viewed a news graphic/infographic Watched news video Listened to
news audio More likely to have
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- Digital newspaper readers more engaged with fast and slow news
Q11. Thinking of the way you looked at news online in the last
week, which of the following ways of consuming news did you use?
Base: 2082 accessing news last week, 746 digital newspaper
readers
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- Multiplatform newspaper readers are 75% more likely to share a
news story More active on social networks Multiplatform newspaper
readers are 75% more likely to comment on a news story Q13. During
an average week in which, if any, of the following ways do you
share or participate in news coverage? Base: 2082 UK internet
users, 505 print + digital newspaper readers
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- 56% of all people sharing news via social media are digital
newspaper readers More active on social networks 55% of all people
who comment on a news story are digital newspaper readers Q13.
During an average week in which, if any, of the following ways do
you share or participate in news coverage? Base: 2082 UK internet
users, 746 digital newspaper readers
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- More active, more frequently Digital and multi- platform
newspaper readers share, comment and discuss with friends more
often than average internet user OPTQ13B How frequently do you do
each of the following? Base: 2082 UK internet users, 746 digital
newspaper readers 505 print + digital newspaper readers
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- Paying for news
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- Brand and journalists create loyalty OPTQ7b&c. What were
the three most important factors in taking an online news
subscription in the first place? What are the most important
factors in keeping you subscribed to an online news product (chose
up to three) Base: 78 digital newspaper readers with
subscription
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- Brand and journalists create trust % saying important
contributor to trust in news source Q5e_1. To what extent are the
following important to you in terms of whether you trust a source
of news. Base:2082 internet users, 505 print + digital newspaper
readers
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- Summary for newspaper brands Central, influential role Massive
audience 73% of UK online population New audiences and interactions
Growth through devices Trusted destinations
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- More information www.newsworks.org.uk www.newsworks.org.uk
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