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2025
Australian Media Landscape Report
Medianet's annual Australian Media Landscape Report aims to shine a light on the challenges of the media industry, and provide data-backed insights into how PR, communication, corporate affairs and marketing professionals can build better relationships with journalists.

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88%
of journalists are concerned about the impact of generative AI on journalism.
30%
drop in X/Twitter usage by journalists since it was taken over by Elon Musk.
83%
of journalists use press releases as a source for their stories.
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Industry and professional contacts remain the top story source for journalists (used by 90% of respondents).

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