Identities, both individual and collective
Posted: Wed Jan 29, 2025 8:19 am
One would tend to think that it is editorial practices that tip the balance in the relationship with the public. But RK Nielsen emphasizes that the media-audience relationship must be rethought in a global manner. After surveying consumers, RK Nielsen grouped the trust factors into 3 categories:
Editorial practices and values. We are talking about impartiality, transparency, precision, and independence. But we also need to better communicate and explain journalistic methods to the audience, as Albert Moukheiber, a doctor in neuroscience, reminds us. "There is a messenger effect. If I find that there are conflicts of interest with the messenger, it is a lost cause. There is a lot of work to be done to explain how journalism works. "
Values, whether societal or political. A media outlet reflects values and ideals that people identify with… or not. One example is the real gap in trust in the media between Democrats and conservatives under Trump. Regardless of the editorial practices of some reputable newspapers, conservatives see a press that stirs up hostility against a character they like.
An individual could be led to consult a media gambling data asia by the recommendation or sharing of an article by a friend, or by being influenced by the habits of his parents. The effect of the (social) network on the consumption of information is particularly pronounced among young people. Indeed, 57% of consumers between 18 and 24 years old in the United States and the United Kingdom have their first contact with information via social networks (Digital News Report 2019). Resolving this fragmentation remains a complicated question.“We could reflect the values, aspirations and ideals of certain parts of the population who feel attacked, but this can involve uncomfortable questions ” says RK Nielsen.
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Editorial practices and values. We are talking about impartiality, transparency, precision, and independence. But we also need to better communicate and explain journalistic methods to the audience, as Albert Moukheiber, a doctor in neuroscience, reminds us. "There is a messenger effect. If I find that there are conflicts of interest with the messenger, it is a lost cause. There is a lot of work to be done to explain how journalism works. "
Values, whether societal or political. A media outlet reflects values and ideals that people identify with… or not. One example is the real gap in trust in the media between Democrats and conservatives under Trump. Regardless of the editorial practices of some reputable newspapers, conservatives see a press that stirs up hostility against a character they like.
An individual could be led to consult a media gambling data asia by the recommendation or sharing of an article by a friend, or by being influenced by the habits of his parents. The effect of the (social) network on the consumption of information is particularly pronounced among young people. Indeed, 57% of consumers between 18 and 24 years old in the United States and the United Kingdom have their first contact with information via social networks (Digital News Report 2019). Resolving this fragmentation remains a complicated question.“We could reflect the values, aspirations and ideals of certain parts of the population who feel attacked, but this can involve uncomfortable questions ” says RK Nielsen.
Trusted sources for connected consumers.