… We show that the results of our analysis are consistent if we use data from rounds 2 or 3
of the Afrobarometer survey, or if we pool rounds 2 and 3. For more information about the …

… (d) preconceptions about news will serve broadly as a roadmap, and we will put news users
– the people whose trust journalists seek to earn – at the centre of our work. This roadmap …

… who were both more and less trusting of news in general.… , we begin by examining what
people said trust in news means to them and detailing several themes that stood out. First, we …

… who stated that they do not enjoy thinking and that “they only think as hard as they have to”
were heavily influenced by their trust in or mistrust of news … news media if they do not trust …

… media – something which, to an increasing extent, is supported by politicians who also
themselves perform attacks on news media and accuse them of producing ‘fake …

… We find that citizens’ own understanding of news media trust can be categorised into four
distinct topics that, in some instances, are … On the other hand, those who do trust the news …

… we discuss trust in institutions and trust in news, we position our work in relation to existing
research on correlates of trust in news … study is news consumption patterns, respondents who …

… To answer the first question about how journalists approached issues of race in coverage,
we interviewed 24 reporters 2 who covered some aspect of the conversation during the 5-year …

… of trust in news media… trust in news media can be considered a hierarchical factor (of second
order) that consists of four lower order factors, including trust in the selectivity of topics, trust …

… , which news sources are trusted and which ones are not? And to what degree does media
trust … above, we find that a 25 year-old non-white male who identifies as very conservative …