A new report from The World Editors’ Forum (WEF), the network for editors within the World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA), explores how news media are managing conversations with their audiences in an increasingly toxic online environment; and highlights best practice where comments are generating reader loyalty and revenue.
The 2016 Global Online Commenting Report, released Monday, is the culmination of a three-month survey of 78 organisations in 46 countries.
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