This is what people want from their news, according to the Reuters Institute

Jun 30, 2021

A person reads the newspaper, as research finds people want news to be impartial.

"People want the right to decide for themselves." - Craig T. Robertson, a postdoctoral research fellow at the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism. Image: Unsplash/Roman Kraft

Guy Faulconbridge

Bureau Chief, UK & Ireland, Reuters

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