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Ukrainian News Consumption in 2024

A survey reveals that Ukrainians primarily rely on social media, especially Telegram, for news, despite concerns about disinformation and the need for regulation.

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What are the primary sources of news for Ukrainians in 2024?: In 2024, Ukrainians primarily get news from social media, with Telegram being the most popular platform. News websites and television are used less frequently.
What are the opinions of Ukrainians regarding the regulation of Telegram?: While Telegram's popularity is undeniable, one-third of respondents believe its operation should be regulated, highlighting concerns about its influence on information dissemination.
What are the main sources of news for Ukrainians in occupied and frontline territories?: On occupied and frontline territories, Telegram channels remain the most popular news source, although usage has decreased since the start of the war. Residents often use multiple phones for security and access news via laptops at home.
Which social media platform is most popular among Ukrainians for news and communication?: Telegram is the dominant social media platform in Ukraine, used by 81% of respondents for communication and 73% for news. Its usage significantly surpasses other platforms like YouTube, Facebook, Viber, and Instagram.
What is the level of trust in different news sources in Ukraine, and how prevalent is awareness of disinformation?: Trust in traditional media in Ukraine has dropped below 50%, while trust in family, friends, and social media remains high. Many are aware of disinformation but lack consistent use of fact-checking services.

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