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June 2015
Worldwide
January and February 2015
n = 23,557*
18 years and older
Online survey
* Sample sizes:
Australia: n = 2,042
Brazil (urban areas): n = 2,033
Denmark: n = 2,019
France: n = 1,991
Finland: n = 1,509
Germany: n = 1,969
Ireland: n = 1,501
Italy: n = 2,006
Japan: n = 2,017
Spain: n = 2,026,
United Kingdom: n = 2,149
United States: n = 2,295.
The source provided the following information regarding the sample: "Please note that Brazil is representative of an urban population rather than a national population; as such the internet penetration is likely to be higher than stated above, which must be taken into consideration when interpreting results."
The source provided the following information regarding the data: "The results will under-represent the consumption habits of people who are not online (typically older, less affluent, and with limited formal education)."
During the survey this question was posed as follows: "Typically, how often do you access news (in any way)? By news we mean international, national, regional/local news and other topical events accessed via radio, TV, newspaper or online."
