Where do you usually get your news today (TV, radio, apps, social media, websites)? Why?, Did you use to get news in a different way when you were younger? How?, What social media do you use for news (if any)? Is it up-to-date?, What kind of news do you read most: local, national, or international? Why?, Did your family use to watch the news together? When and where?, Do you prefer reading an article or watching a short video? Why?, Did you use to read newspapers or magazines? What sections did you like?, How often do you check the news now? Did you use to check it more or less?, What was the biggest news story you remember from your childhood? How did you hear about it?, Do you think news used to be more reliable than it is now? Why / why not?, How do you know if a story is true? What do you do to check it?, Have you ever shared an article or posted a comment about news online? What happened?, Have you ever seen breaking news first on social media? What was it?, What types of news spread the fastest online (crashes, disasters, celebrity news, politics)? Why?, How do you feel when you read bad news (natural disasters, accidents)? What do you usually do after?, Do you follow any journalists or news channels? Why do you trust them?, Did you use to believe news more easily? What changed?, What would you do if you saw a crash or an emergency in real life? Would you report it or film it? Why?, Do you think people used to be calmer about news in the past? Why / why not?, In the future, how do you think we will get news? What might change?.

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