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  • SUBS28: Print and digital payers engage with their sources differently

    Print payers Digital payers Visit its website 38% 61% Use its app 13% 49% Regularly share its content with others 55% 43% Follow it on [...]

    May 2, 2017
  • SUBS0: Who pays for news, and why do people subscribe?

    Who pays for news, and why do people subscribe? 53% of adults pay for news (not including cable TV bundles) 54% of payers subscribe to [...]

    May 2, 2017
  • SUBS7: Newspaper subscribers tend to be more avid news consumers than subscribers to other news sources

    Newspaper subscribers Other news subscribers Actively seek out news 79% 67% Get news multiple times a day 82% 71% Very or extremely important to them [...]

    May 2, 2017
  • SUBS8: Newspaper subscribers and subscribers to other news sources follow similar topics

    Newspaper subscribers Other news subscribers National politics or government 66% 58% Traffic and weather 49% 56% Sports 27% 24% Crime and public safety 22% 24% [...]

    May 2, 2017
  • SUBS9: Newspaper subscribers tend to have paid for their source longer than subscribers of other sources

    Newspaper subscribers Other news subscribers 3 months or less 11% 23% 6 months 5% 5% Last year 11% 16% 2 to 5 years 19% 24% [...]

    May 2, 2017
  • SUBS14: People who pay for news care more about getting news than those who do not pay

    Payers Nonpayers Watch, read, hear, or see news multiple times a day 77% 56% Say very/extremely important to keep up with news 60% 37% Actively [...]

    May 2, 2017
  • SUBS16: Where do nonpayers get news? Everywhere

    Percent of nonpayers Social media sites 76% AM/FM radio 76% Cable or satellite television 71% News apps for your smartphone or tablet 37% Digital news [...]

    May 2, 2017
  • SUBS19: Those who pay for news have more positive assessments of their frequently used source

    Payers Nonpayers Easy to find information you care about 72% 63% News and information very/completely reliable 61% 43% Easy to get similar news from other [...]

    May 2, 2017
  • SUBS21: Younger adults are most likely to say they do not pay for news because they are not interested

    18-34 year olds 35-49 year olds 50-64 year olds 65 years old and older Not interested enough in the content 49% 39% 33% 27% Too [...]

    May 2, 2017
  • SUBS10: Newspaper subscribers are more likely to have started paying because their friends and family used it

    Newspaper subscribers Other news subscribers My friends or family used it 46% 34% I was looking for a news source that covers a particular topic/issue [...]

    May 2, 2017
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