‘Why are Indians not paying for news?’: A peek into Reuters Institute’s Digital Report 2024
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- Опубліковано 27 чер 2024
- About 58 percent people in India are concerned about fake news on the internet, as per the Digital News Report 2024 published by Oxford University’s Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism earlier this month.
The report, based on a survey conducted by the Reuters Institute in collaboration with the Asian College of Journalism, said that a staggering 42 percent people in India are comfortable with news content produced using AI, with little human oversight, as opposed to the corresponding number being 10 percent in the UK and 23 percent in the US.
To analyse the report’s findings and their significance for the Indian news industry, Newslaundry and Reuters Institute organised a panel discussion with Nic Newman, senior research associate at Reuters Institute, Rupa Jha, CEO and co-founder of Collective Newsroom, Pooja Prasanna, editorial head at The News Minute, and Seema Chishti, editor at The Wire. The discussion was moderated by Mitali Mukherjee, director of journalist programmes at Reuters Institute.
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We come from Radio /Doordarshan days of free to air News. Then we thought we were paying for the news via cable tv subscription bill. Now all of us believe we are paying for our internet subscription thinking we are paying for news over the internet. That's basic Indian people logic and you cannot change that 👍
We have given up on politics way before...and kept ourselves busy with struggles of day to day life..
I would really like to pay for news and did subscribe for a while. However, it is not feasible financially as I lost all work during the pandemic and never really recovered. Even relocating to another city looking for work has not helped. Digital news platforms seem to forget that many people are still struggling to make a living. I am not on any social media platforms and UA-cam and some apps are the only way I try and stay in touch with 'non-godi media'.
Indians need everything to be free. It's time NL must take youtube ads
I don't use UPI, I HAVE REQUESTED MANY times to allow internet banking payment mode for ppl like me
Same here. We don't feel our Indian banks are secured, let alone the most vulnerable system that is UPI, and public denial that nothing can be hacked. That's the dangerous water we are living under
@@Robbie_S you dont keep your money in bank?
@@sachin1825 minimum balance only
@@Robbie_SKeep money at home.😅
@@sachin1825They might be getting money from khata khat scheme.
If you dont pay for your news someone else will.
I am new to you tube channels& would like to pay. But why can't their respective agents pick my subscription money from my residence by way of cash or cheque. At age 73+i feel insecure about other payment mode.
I think it is assumed in India that news by and large is free and fair - because most of us are brought up on a normal, boring fact ridden model of the old Doordarshan, and news as a 24x7 screeching head is still not as normalised as in The West. Hence, the larger question of it being fair and unpaid, and is not even a matter as yet.
Can we know if Times Now and Republic are thriving
The sheer fair skinned and white skinned elitism from this panel is STAGGERING.. The Indian middle & working class is stressed ,private education ,healthcare costs.My niece's schooling will be costing 6,50,000. .2 crore jobs / yr were promised ,never delivered .Restaurant prices r up by 71% Inflation ,oppressive tax policies and u want Indians to pay more and more for news cos u guys couldn't get investment ?
LOL the dashboard comment made me laugh. Have seen that at work a lot.
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If i as news consumer has to pay close to 2k a month on internet + subscriptions over and above pay 599 per month for a subscription.itn a bit high i am happy to shell maybe upto 99 per channel on UA-cam anything more than that is bit expensive.
Poorest laundry shop.😂
Hey, everything about your pitch is good, the content is awesome. But I guess it has become a bit too much on this channel about this topic.. please tone it down
Indian viewers have a problem of plenty in terms of volume and variety of content available for free to consume. Majority have no reason to pay.
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80 crore Indians are living on 5kg ration,,, u expect them to pay for newd
@@sachin1825 you lie... You dont have shame to say this after 10 years of vishwas guru rule
@@Sandeshaemagazine unfortunately it's true, Prime Minister and Home Minister of India themselves gave this statement in some of their rallies.
@@sachin1825 if nothing change in 10 years then why people vote them for third term...? Did hindu vote only for hate...?
@@sachin1825previous regime was not providing even that much .
@@Dadasahab1234 because India never had this big portion of population under below poverty line.
Now, India has highest unemployment rate since independence.
Paisa bhi do depression bhi lo.
reality depressing hai to news wale nachenge thodi tumhare liye
Godi Media is fantastic.😂
You are right about this channel.
@@Dadasahab1234
Zeehadi Chudhir Tihari is funny material...😂😂
Low per capita income of india thats the reason you guys just ignore how can poorest who can't afford ration pay for newslaundry subscription??