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NewsDesk MC March 23, 2026March 23, 2026 attention economy, audiobooks, book sales, BookTok, cognitive skills, digital media, digital platforms, ebooks, education policy, Instagram Reels, Kindle, literacy, media consumption, OECD, Pew Research Center, PISA, publishing industry, reading habits, screen time, short form video, social media trends, tiktok, youth behavior, YouTube Shorts

Short-form video reshapes reading habits among younger users

Reading is not merely the consumption of words, but the sustained engagement of thought in an age increasingly defined by

Featured News World

NewsDesk MC November 9, 2025 ABC, American viewers, carriage fees, content distribution, content partnership, customer experience, digital innovation, digital media, Disney, Disney networks, entertainment industry, entertainment platforms, ESPN, fair agreement, fair negotiations, live sports, media collaboration, media partnership, network restoration, online entertainment, online streaming, streaming ecosystem, streaming services, television industry, TV networks, U.S. subscribers, video streaming, youtube, YouTube Disney deal, YouTube TV

YouTube and Disney Move Toward Positive Agreement to Restore Networks for U.S. Viewers

YouTube and Disney are working toward a positive resolution to restore Disney’s popular networks on YouTube TV, reflecting a shared

Latest Middle East and North Africa News

NewsDesk MC October 19, 2025October 19, 2025 AI translation, arab news, arts and creativity, British-Saudi relations, creative industries, creative sector expansion, cultural cooperation, cultural development, cultural initiatives, cultural innovation, cultural investment, cultural transformation, digital media, economic diversification, economic growth, Ed Vaizey, global engagement, global partnerships, international collaboration, knowledge transfer, Middle East economy, non-oil sector growth, regional stability, Saudi Arabia culture, Saudi diplomacy, Saudi Vision 2030 reforms, UK-Saudi partnership, University of Westminster, vision 2030

Former UK Minister Praises Saudi Arabia’s Cultural Investments Under Vision 2030

London – Former UK Culture Minister Ed Vaizey, now a member of the House of Lords, has commended Saudi Arabia