How Ready Are You for the Digital News Revolution?

Discover your level of awareness about how digital media is transforming news consumption in Canada. In just 4 quick questions, we'll evaluate your understanding of media trends, digital journalism challenges, and the future of news. Get personalized insights about what's happening in Canadian newsrooms right now and what it means for how you consume information.

When you think about where most Canadians get their news today, what's your first thought?

Probably still mostly from traditional newspapers and TV news I think it's shifting online, but I'm not sure exactly how much Mostly digital sources, but there's still a significant print audience Over 80% of Canadians now get news from digital sources—a massive shift from just a decade ago

What do you see as the biggest challenge facing digital journalism in Canada right now?

I haven't really thought about the challenges—I just read the news There are some issues, but I'm not sure what the main ones are I know advertising revenue is a problem and misinformation is spreading Multiple factors: tech giants capturing ad revenue, misinformation spreading faster than fact-checkers can respond, and the collapse of traditional business models

How do you typically discover news stories online?

I visit news websites directly when I want to check the news Mostly through social media feeds like Facebook or Twitter Mix of social media, news apps on my phone, and direct website visits Multiple channels: social media, mobile apps, newsletters, podcasts, and streaming services—I understand how fragmented news discovery has become

When a major news story breaks in Canada, what do you expect?

I'll find out about it when I see it on the evening news or in tomorrow's paper I'll probably hear about it online sometime during the day I expect to see it online within hours, with updates as the story develops Real-time updates within minutes across multiple platforms, with journalists constantly updating as new information emerges