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Social media and video platforms have first accepted traditional media as a source of news in the United States, a report found.
The fifth-four percent of the surveyed Americans used platforms like Facebook, YouTube and Tiktok last week, more than 2 per cent in 2013, the Royators Institute report on Tuesday.
According to the Digital News report of 2025, only 5 % depended on TV, while 48 percent of people looked at the news websites or apps.
Young people run this shift, 54 54 percent of Americans select social media and video platforms in the age group of 5-2-3 years, ages 1-2-3, and 5-34.
Going to social media in the US and Brazil was stronger, where 34 percent of the per cent and 35 per cent of the per cent were described as the main source of their “main” news, followed by the United Kingdom, France, Denmark and Japan.
Personal online influencers, most of them leaning to the right, are reaching a large number of news customers, reports.
After the inauguration of US President Donald Trump in the week, he was seen discussing the podcaster Joe disease, while 3-5-14 percent of people faced Tucker Carlson, Megin, Candles Oven or Ben Shapiro.
In 2016, the so -called “Trump Bump” reported by the News Platform has also found that only social media and video platforms have seen their audience growing.
Four out of the four surveyed in around countries countries said, “Most of the time” believes in the news, according to statistics that have been stable for the last three years.
The Trust was the highest in Nigeria, where 68 percent of the people expressed confidence, followed by Finland, Kenya, Denmark, South Africa and Thailand.
The lowest faith in the respondents in Greece and Hungary, only 22 percent of the people believed in the news and then the people of Slovakia, Bulgaria and Romania.
The author of the report said that the declining influence of traditional media has been a boon for politicians, who are more capable of traditional journalism in favor of “friendly biased media, personality and” influential “who often ask for difficult questions.”
“Donald Trump, as well as in Asia, Latin America and some parts of Europe Europe, are growing in the United States, but there are slowly moving, especially where the news brands have strong relations with the audience,” said Newman in the overview of the report.
“In countries where there is a danger of press freedom, the alternative institutions also give a new view of new perspectives and challenge the oppressive governments,” said Newman.
“But at the same time, these changes can contribute to increasing political polarization and intense debate online.”
