路透社：2026年数字新闻报告（英文版）（178页）.pdf

1、Reuters Institute Digital News Report 2026Jim Egan,Craig T.Robertson,Amy Ross Arguedas,Nic Newman,Rasmus Kleis Nielsen,Mitali Mukherjee,and Richard Fletcher Reuters Institute for the Study of JournalismDOI:10.60625/risj-4vgf-s811This work is licensed under CC BY 4.0.To view a copy of this license,vi

2、sit https:/creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/Survey bySpanish translation supported byReuters Institute Digital News Report 2026Supported byMain sponsorContentsForeword by Mitali Mukherjee 1Methodology 2Authorship and Research Acknowledgements 3SECTION 1 Executive Summary and Key Findings by Jim E

3、gan 6SECTION 2 Further Analysis and International Comparison 352.1 Emerging Uses of AI Chatbots for News and What it Means for Journalism 362.2 From Broadcast News to Streaming and Platforms:The Changing Landscape of News Video 412.3 How News Creators are Impacting Politics and Media Around the Worl

4、d 462.4 The Different Reasons Why Television,Newspapers,and Radio are Losing Their News Audiences 53 2.5 Can Public Demand for Impartial News Survive Platforms and Polarisation?572.6 Do People Think Public Service News is Good for Their Country?61SECTION 3 Analysis by Country and Market 67EUROPE 3.0

5、1 United Kingdom 70 3.02 Austria 723.03 Belgium 743.04 Bulgaria 763.05 Croatia 783.06 Czech Republic 803.07 Denmark 823.08 Finland 843.09 France 863.10 Germany 883.11 Greece 903.12 Hungary 923.13 Ireland 943.14 Italy 963.15 Netherlands 983.16 Norway 1003.17 Poland 1023.18 Portugal 1043.19 Romania 10

6、63.20 Serbia 1083.21 Slovakia 1103.22 Spain 1123.23 Sweden 1143.24 Switzerland 1163.25 Turkey 118AMERICAS 3.26 United States 1223.27 Argentina 1243.28 Brazil 1263.29 Canada 1283.30 Chile 1303.31 Colombia 1323.32 Mexico 1343.33 Peru 136ASIA-PACIFIC 3.34 Australia 1403.35 Hong Kong 1423.36 India 1443.