Yeah. This study is almost entirely about vanity metrics. Like, who cares about the number of social media engagements for news companies? Nobody. They're not w

Yeah. This study is almost entirely about vanity metrics. Like, who cares about the number of social media engagements for news companies? Nobody. They're not worth anything to anyone. Or how is the proportion of people who don't know that news content is blocked interesting? Basically, this appears to be a study of data that was easy to get, not of data that could produce any kind of actionable insights for anyone. In addition to the kind of data you asked for, data on whether use of FB/Instagram went down when the block was put in place would be fascinating.