of people coming to you to learn about the war? yes, obviously we peaked at the end of february and starting in the early days of march. we see every day that the number i of clicks, the number of visitors i to our social media and our website is rapidly declining. those who are not invested in this conflict, for them, the story doesn t change. so russia continues its war, and they are interested - in something new. and we can see from google search data that people searching for ukraine, the number of people searching for ukraine, has steadily declined since the end of february. lyse, you ve covered many conflicts, and i know from messages being sent to the bbc in the last few weeks, some people feel that while we re concentrating on ukraine, we re forgetting about syria or we re forgetting about yemen. how do we, as journalists, maintain interest in a story when we can see that arguably the audience is potentially turning away from it.
of march, we see every day. that the number of clicks, i the number of visitors to our social media and our website is rapidly declining. - those who are not invested in this conflict, for them, . the story doesn t change. so russia continues its war, and they are interested - in something new. and we can see from google search data that people searching for ukraine, the number of people has steadily declined since the end of february. lyse, you ve covered many conflicts, and i know from messages being sent to the bbc in the last few weeks, some people feel that while we re concentrating on ukraine, we re forgetting about syria or we re forgetting about yemen. how do we, as journalists, maintain interest in a story when we can see that arguably the audience is potentially turning away from it? i think it would be hard to maintain the saturation of this story.
of march, we see every day. that the number of clicks, i the number of visitors to our social media and our website is rapidly declining. - those who are not invested in this conflict, for them, . the story doesn t change. so russia continues its war, and they are interested - in something new. and we can see from google search data that the number of people searching for ukraine, has steadily declined since the end of february. lyse, you ve covered many conflicts, and i know from messages being sent to the bbc in the last few weeks, some people feel that while we re concentrating on ukraine, we re forgetting about syria or we re forgetting about yemen. how do we, as journalists, maintain interest in a story when we can see that arguably the audience is potentially turning away from it? i think it would be hard to maintain the saturation of this story.
and starting in the early days of march, we see every day. that the number of clicks, i the number of visitors to our social media and our website is rapidly declining. - those who are not invested in this conflict, for them, . the story doesn t change. so russia continues its war, and they are interested - in something new. and we can see from google search data that the number of people searching for ukraine, has steadily declined since the end of february. lyse, you ve covered many conflicts, and i know from messages being sent to the bbc in the last few weeks, some people feel that while we re concentrating on ukraine, we re forgetting about syria or we re forgetting about yemen.