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Young people more likely to read both print and online newspapers

According to Reuters Institute for the School of Journalism, young people are more likely to read both print and online newspapers. This research was conducted among 2078 UK internet users interested in news. The findings show that the younger generation is avidly using both mediums to access news.

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Young people more likely to read both print and online newspapers

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  1. Young people more likely to read both print and online newspapers Source: Reuters Institite for the School of Journalism - Q5 Which, if any, of the following have you used to access news in the last week? All UK daily and Sunday titles, print & online, plus London Evening Standard , Metro. Excl. national newspaper in Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland. Base: 2078 UK internet users interested in news

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