US EditionUK: More people getting their news online than from TV for first time ever, BBC suffers record drop in viewers
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UK: More people getting their news online than from TV for first time ever, BBC suffers record drop in viewers
BBC One has suffered a record drop in audiences for its news bulletins, with increasing numbers of people reading headlines via social media platforms. For the first time, online sites overtook television as the UK's main source of news. Viewers turned away from the BBC's scheduled News at Ten, News at Six, and lunchtime bulletins, according to a report by Ofcom. BBC One remains the most-used single source of news, with 43 per cent of those surv…
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