During a survey carried out in Brazil in 2026, around ** percent of responding internet users said they used social media as a source of news. Approximately ** percent of respondents mentioned the internet altogether, whileÌý** percent listed television as their news source. Nearly **Ìýpercent of households in Brazil had a TV set in 2024.
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