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"Trust has not been having a good run in recent years, and there is considerable concern that people’s uses of the internet are a major contributor to the problem..."

Column inch by column inch, news publishers are being devoured by Facebook and Google. At least that’s the way it looks in the headlines:

A recent study released by the Donald W. Reynolds Journalism Institute identified the top trusted news sources. We looked into our data to see what these publishers are doing to rebuild trust in the media on social:

Appearing as a dedicated tab on Facebook, Watch will be home to both 5- to 15-minute short-form videos, as well as longer, TV-style half-hour programs produced by creators.

Stankey tells The Hollywood Reporter that he considers news to be much like sports (which Time Warner delivers though its Turner Broadcasting channels) in terms of providing content that is urgent and watchable on a variety of devices:

On the whole, the news offerings of U.S. public broadcasters have been marked by relative financial stability and, in the past year, audience growth:

It's #MediaUpdateMonday! Today: Karen Miller Pensiero has been named the managing editor of The Wall Street Journal, Katie Couric is ending her interview show Yahoo News with Katie Couric and Geoffrey Ingersoll is starting in his new role as editor in chief of The Daily Caller: