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The ramifications of the rapid transition from digital-first to social-first news consumption are extensive. One consequence involves many younger individuals consuming news less intentionally and more incidentally. Our research indicates that when people encounter news on social and video networks, it typically occurs because they see it while present for other reasons, and they're less likely to recall the news brand providing it (Kalogeropoulos et al. 2018), potentially weakening people's direct connection with news brands. We can observe how this has unfolded over time by examining the pathways people take to access news online. As visible in Figure 2, on average across nine nations people less frequently navigate directly to news websites. Merely 14% of 18-24 year olds report their primary news access method involves going directly to a news website or application in 2025, substantially less than methods like social media (40%) or search engines (26%). Comparatively, the proportion of those aged 55 and above whose primary method is direct access doubles that of the youngest age bracket (28%). Direct access is declining for this group too, but remains their most popular pathway.
George Nomikos, FORTH-ICS