📰 Media & Journalism Jun 15, 2026 · Emily Ristow

Know how your journalism fits into the information mix

American Press Institute
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This week’s action: Identify one local creator your newsroom could learn from.
What the survey says: A majority of American teens and adults (57%) get news from “influencers” or “independent creators” at least sometimes. Among teens ages 13-17, that number jumps to 81%.
Other popular sources of news that U.S. teens and adults turn to at least daily: television or streaming services (46%), digital news sites (41%) and social media (37%). Search engines or the radio are also places about a quarter

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