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Pressure for Online Presence

Broadcasters and PR professionals face increasing pressure to create content for online and social media platforms to reach younger audiences.

Detailed Analysis

The shift in media consumption habits, particularly among younger demographics, is forcing broadcasters and PR professionals to adapt their strategies. With the decline of traditional TV viewership among 16-24 year olds, there's a growing need to engage audiences on platforms like YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram. The report states, “Broadcast journalists and PRs have both experienced a significant shift in the expectations of their job roles, thanks to social media.” This pressure is evident in the statistic that 98% of broadcast journalists create content to attract online audiences, highlighting the importance of a multi-platform approach.

Context Signals

Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok are top news sources for 18-24 year olds Social media and TV are the most effective channels for prompting consumer action 7 in 10 PRs are expected to create campaigns that work across multiple platforms

Edge

Increased investment in short-form video content and interactive social media campaigns Emergence of new roles specializing in digital content creation and distribution Development of innovative formats to bridge the gap between traditional and digital media
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TRENDS
Long gone are the days where everyone stayed in their traditional media lanes. Broadcast journalists and PRs have both experienced a significant shift in the expectations of their job roles, thanks to social media.