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  2. Oct 12, 2021 · Nearly half or 48% of Filipino adults get their political news from the internet, a survey from Pulse Asia conducted in September showed. Of this, 44% cited Facebook.

  3. A near majority of adults (48%) obtain their news about Philippine government and politics from the internet (48%), particularly Facebook (44%). More than a third of adults (37%) cite friends and/or relatives as their news source while a quarter (25%) mention friends and/or acquaintances.

  4. Sep 8, 2020 · According to the December 2019 survey results which were released by SWS on Tuesday, 45 percent of Filipino adults had access to the internet — with 98 percent of them, or 29.4 million Filipinos, having Facebook accounts.

  5. Oct 12, 2021 · The news websites trail behind social networking giant Facebook as the main source of information in the Philippines, a survey has pointed out. Pulse Asia survey conducted in September showed that about 48% of Filipino adults get their political news from the internet and 44% from Facebook.

  6. Apr 15, 2024 · The survey found that 61 percent of Filipino adults access Facebook to get their news, while around 65 percent still consume news through television. In terms of daily news consumption, the pollster noted that social media surpassed television, with 52 percent accessing news through social media daily.

  7. Jun 30, 2019 · The survey conducted from March 28 to 31 found that 21% of adult Filipinos, or an estimated 13.9 million, consume news daily through Facebook. In contrast, 15% of adult Filipinos (around 9.7...

  8. Jun 23, 2021 · Social media as a source of news have gone up 4 points to 72 percent in this year’s survey, with TikTok even becoming a destination for news among Filipinos (6 percent) alongside Facebook (73 percent), YouTube (53 percent), Facebook Messenger (36 percent) and Twitter (19 percent).

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