What Do Users Want? New Insights From Qualitative Research By The Trust Project

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June 21, 2021
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Emotion and trust in news are tightly linked, and not necessarily in ways we might expect. Learn from the Trust Project’s latest research on its 8 Trust Indicators, which show people when and why a news site is trustworthy. Discover insights that can translate into a stronger future for your site, including on the revenue side.

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Willa Crolius
Design Researcher, TCS Interactive
Charity Brown
Deputy Editor of Newsroom Product and Digital News Projects, The Washington Post
Sally Lehrman
CEO, The Trust Project
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