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1. www.rappler.com › nation › nearly-half-filipinos-getNearly half of Filipinos get news from internet, Facebook ...

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   Oct 12, 2021 · Nearly half or 48% of Filipino adults get their political news from the internet, a survey from Pulse Asia conducted in September showed. Of this, 44% cited Facebook.

2. pulseasia.ph › september-2021-nationwide-survey-onNationwide Survey on News Sources and Use of the Internet ...

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   Most Filipino adults (63%) use the internet, with more than half of them (59%) logging on more than once a day. About two-thirds of the country’s adult population (63%) access the internet, with majorities across areas and classes saying they use the internet (62% to 84% and 52% to 71%, respectively).

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   What percentage of Filipinos get their news from newspapers?

   • Based on the latest available data on media consumption, only 22 percent of Filipino respondents get their news from newspapers, as majority (55 percent) said they ‘prefer to watch news online rather than read’ (Newman et al., 2020, p.15).

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   How many Filipinos read newspapers a day?

   • This finding suggests that trends as early as 2013 are continuing: As early as seven years ago, barely one in 10 Filipinos read newspapers everyday (Philippine Statistics Authority, 2013). The figure for magazine readership is only slightly higher.

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   How many newspapers are there in the Philippines?

   • Philippines newspapers come in broadsheet and tabloid formats, with the latter significantly outnumbering the former in terms of number and copies sold. There are roughly 40 national dailies (both broadsheets and tabloids), around 60 regional and community newspapers, and 14 newspapers in the foreign language other than English (mostly Chinese).

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   Do Filipinos get their news online?

   • Read this in The Manila Times digital edition. (UPDATE) A STUDY conducted by the Ateneo School of Government (ASoG) showed that more Filipinos, or 79 percent of those surveyed, get their news online, particularly from their Facebook feed.

   More Filipinos get their news online – study | The Manila Times

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4. www.philstar.com › headlines › 2022/06/15More Filipinos trust news but many avoid it — Digital News ...

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   Jun 15, 2022 · A surprising finding in this year’s survey is that more people in all 46 markets say they prefer to read online news in text rather than watch online news videos.

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   There are roughly 40 national dailies (both broadsheets and tabloids), around 60 regional and community newspapers, and 14 newspapers in the foreign language other than English (mostly Chinese). According to a survey conducted by The Nielsen Co. in 2017, the list of top 10 most read newspapers is dominated by the tabloids, which could be ...

6. mb.com.ph › 2021/06/23 › manila-bulletin-mostManila Bulletin most trusted newspaper, Digital News Report ...

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   Jun 23, 2021 · The daily broadsheet obtained the highest brand trust rating compared to print media rivals such as the Philippine Star (68 percent), Philippine Daily Inquirer (66 percent), regional/local newspaper (64 percent), Abante (47 percent), and Bulgar (40 percent).

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   Typically, Filipinos 10 to 30 years old who were enrolled in school in 2019 watched television (97.2%), read a magazine (88.8%), and surfed the internet for social media (86.8%). Writing a report/correspondence (62.7%), attending meetings (61.9%), and reading a newspaper (59.7%) were the least mass media exposure they do.

8. www.manilatimes.net › 2022/03/30 › latest-storiesMore Filipinos get their news online – study | The Manila Times

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   Mar 31, 2022 · (UPDATE) A STUDY conducted by the Ateneo School of Government (ASoG) showed that more Filipinos, or 79 percent of those surveyed, get their news online, particularly from their Facebook feed. The other respondents said they were getting their news from television (66 percent), YouTube (57 percent) and from news websites (54 percent).