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Journalism, Media and Technology: Trends & Predictions 2017

Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism’s predicts how Artificial Intelligence (AI) will take over from mobile as the hottest topic.

What is Happening to Television News?

Television viewing is falling as the rapid rise of online video viewing continues. This report explores what's disrupting traditional television news and how news broadcasters can make this shift.

News Alerts and the Battle for the Lock-Screen

Smartphone apps and notifications both interrupt and engage us. This report explores whether using them for news result in growing engagement or rising resentment.

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