This project aims to explore how digital news consumption has evolved over the past two decades. By analyzing data from various sources including newspapers, online news platforms, and social media, this research will identify key trends and shifts in how people consume news. Special attention will be given to the rise of mobile news apps, the impact of social media algorithms, and the role of fake news in shaping public opinion. The project will also examine demographic factors, such as age, gender, and education level, to understand how different segments of the population interact with digital news. Additionally, the research will look into the economic implications of these trends for traditional news outlets and new digital platforms. This comprehensive analysis aims to provide insights that could help news organizations adapt to the rapidly changing landscape of news consumption, ensuring their relevance and sustainability in the digital age.