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Young adults in the U.S. follow the news less closely but rely heavily on social media and incidental news exposure. Explore how their habits contrast older generations

Ninety per cent of U.S. adults say they at least sometimes encounter news they consider inaccurate. Furthermore, 42% report this happens extremely...

Artificial intelligence is transforming many industries, including journalism, but Americans remain wary about its long-term impact. As AI technologies become more involved...

In India, 64 percent identify social media feeds as the primary source of disinformation and fake news. Paradoxically, despite this awareness, 56% of urban Indians still turn to social media feeds as their top choice for news and information, raising concerns ahead of the 2024 general elections, said the latest UNESCO-Ipsos survey on the influence of online disinformation.

Men are less inclined to share negative information compared to women, with no significant gender difference observed in the sharing of positive news, said a recent study.

Can checking news continuously lead to stress and anxiety? Yes, it could. A new study published in Health Communication said that people...

Television dominates as the primary news source (75 per cent) in European Countries and the older generation glue to the TV sets...

A large number of people across the Globe now turn towards Twitter for news, especially for breaking news. In a recent evaluation in the...

When the world itself is under tremendous pressure to contain coronavirus, lots of negative news is pumped into the society. Most times you will...

Here are a few positive news that will bring some relief as the world is getting more depressed every day with deluge of negative...