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Reuters Institute Digital News Report: Key Findings in Finland

The project composes a report that presents the key findings of Reuters Institute Digital News Report in Finnish from the point of view of Finland. The project also produces a country page about Finland in the international report and a slide set that illustrates the main findings from the Finnish point of view. The reports and slide sets can be downloaded at the Finnish project page.

The overall study is commissioned by the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism to understand how news is being consumed in a range of countries. The project is conducted annually. In 2014, in addition to Finland, United Kingdom, Germany, Spain, Italy, France, Denmark, United States, Brazil, and Japan were involved. In 2024, there already were 47 countries taking part in the study. The themes covered are, for example, the use of different news media, trust in news, and paying for news online. 

Funding source

Media Industry Research Foundation of Finland

Coordinating organisation

Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism, University of Oxford

Contact persons

Esa Reunanen

Senior Researcher

esa.reunanen [at] tuni.fi

+358 50 318 5943