Mainstream news brands including ST the most trusted in Singapore
The Straits Times|June 16, 2023
While trust in news fell globally in the past year, it has increased here, study finds
Tham Yuen-C
Mainstream news brands including ST the most trusted in Singapore

Mainstream outlets were the most trusted news brands in Singapore, where overall trust in news increased slightly in 2022, according to the Digital News Report 2023 by the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism published on Wednesday.

The Straits Times was ranked the second-most trusted news brand in Singapore among those surveyed in the University of Oxford-based institute's annual report.

It tied with Mediacorp Channel 5 News, with 73 per cent of respondents indicating that they trust news from the outlet. CNA was ranked first, with a score of 75 per cent.

The findings come amid ongoing debates in Singapore about media independence and dience trust. Some of these debates have centred on the Government funding SPH Media Trust (SMT) up to $180 million annually, from 2023 to 2027.

While trust in news fell globally in the past year, reversing the gains made in many countries during the Covid-19 pandemic, it went up in Singapore.

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