. The National Media and Infocommunications Authority’s survey, aimed at mapping Hungarians’ news consumption habits, examined the use of television and radio, print media, online news sites, social media, video-sharing platforms, podcasts, and influencer-generated content, NMHH said.
The findings show that most respondents obtain their news from social media (71%) and television (69%).
The survey, conducted in partnership with Társadalomkutató, also revealed that 55% of internet users over the age of 16 regularly access news websites.
In comparison, video platforms and radio are used by 38% and 35% of respondents, respectively.
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