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96% of PR and communications professionals say they advise clients on the climate crisis, finds survey

July 2022

96% of PR and communications professionals say they advise clients on the climate crisis: A survey of PR professionals has found that nearly all of the respondents polled said they advise their clients and colleagues on how to deal with the climate crisis… Read more...


35% of young people get their news from social media sites, including YouTube and TikTok, survey reveals

July 2022

35% of young people get their news from social media sites, including YouTube and TikTok: A study into how and where children learn about news stories has uncovered that over a third of young people get the information from social media sites; with the most… Read more...


The more time teenagers spend on social media, the less likely they are to be satisfied with their life, survey reveals

April 2022

The more time teenagers spend on social media, the less likely they are to be satisfied with their life: A recent survey has uncovered that 19-year-olds are less likely to be content with their life if they spend a significant amount of time on social media.… Read more...


Subscription and membership is the top priority of commercial publishers, finds media survey

March 2022

Subscription and membership is the top priority of commercial publishers: A major survey of news leaders, editors and CEOs has found that the leading priority for commercial publishers in 2022 is subscription and membership services, followed by display advertising… Read more...


Just a quarter of young journalists from underrepresented communities say they are 'financially stable', finds poll

January 2022

Just a quarter of young journalists from underrepresented communities say they are 'financially stable': A survey of young journalists from underrepresented communities has found that just a over a quarter (26%) would describe themselves as being… Read more...


A fifth of people polled in UK survey say they no longer post photos without editing them first

January 2022

A fifth of people polled in UK survey say they no longer post photos without editing them first: A survey of more than 2,000 people in the UK has revealed that a fifth of the participants polled no longer post a photograph online without editing it first,… Read more...


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