Online users inform themselves about politics online
Users of online content from newspapers, magazines, and television stations are interested in politics. Two-thirds of Internet users in Germany get their information on political topics online.
Users of the online offerings of newspapers, magazines and TV stations are interested in politics. Two thirds of Internet users in Germany inform themselves about political topics online. This is the result of a study by the market research company Fittkau & Maass. More than 120,000 German-speaking Internet users were surveyed for the study in April and May.
When it comes to obtaining information about political developments, the internet is in second place behind television, ahead of radio and newspapers. The online offerings of newspapers, magazines and television stations play a more important role than the homepages of political parties. Social networks and blogs are only visited by around 5 percent for political information.
When it comes to obtaining information about political developments, the internet is in second place behind television, ahead of radio and newspapers. The online offerings of newspapers, magazines and television stations play a more important role than the homepages of political parties. Social networks and blogs are only visited by around 5 percent for political information.
