Report says more people are turning away from news.

In a recent global study, it has been revealed that more and more people are turning away from traditional news sources, citing reasons such as finding the news depressing, relentless, and boring. The report suggests that events such as the wars in Ukraine and the Middle East have contributed to this desire to switch off the news.

According to the study, news avoidance is now at record high levels, with audiences for TV and print news sources dwindling over the past decade. Instead, younger generations are increasingly turning to online platforms and social media for their news consumption.

This shift in news consumption habits signals a changing landscape in the media industry, with traditional outlets facing challenges in reaching younger audiences. As people seek out news that is more engaging and relevant to them, the way news is delivered and consumed is evolving.

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