Television remains the key source of information for two-thirds of Ukrainians and Internet for each second citizen, according to a poll conducted jointly by the Kyiv International Institute of Sociology (KIIS), the Razumkov Center and the Socis Center for Social and Marketing Research.
According to information presented at a press conference at Interfax-Ukraine on September 14, 75.7 percent of respondents prefer receiving information about events in Ukraine and the world via watching national TV channels, and 49.7 percent of respondents from the Internet.
Almost for each third Ukrainian (29.5 percent) friends, colleagues, relatives and neighbors are the source of information.
Some 10.4 percent of Ukrainians receive information via listening to FM radio stations and 10.3 percent from newspapers and magazines.
The face-to-face poll of 10,005 respondents was conducted in the Ukrainian territories controlled by Kyiv on August 30 to September 9, 2018. The respondent sampling is representative by sex, age, region and type of settlement.
