Share of French people lacking time to read printed press 2016, by age
This diagram presents the results of a consumer survey conducted in France in 2016. The present graph shows the distribution of people who felt like they didn't devote enough time to read printed press in France in 2016, depending on the respondents age group.
Overall, the share of people lacking time to read printed press decreases from the youngest to oldest age group. This way, less than 19 percent of people aged 70 or older felt like they didn't have enough time to read printed press.
The average daily time spent reading newspapers decreased continously between 2010 and 2015 in France, reaching just about 20 minutes at the end of this period.
Overall, the share of people lacking time to read printed press decreases from the youngest to oldest age group. This way, less than 19 percent of people aged 70 or older felt like they didn't have enough time to read printed press.
The average daily time spent reading newspapers decreased continously between 2010 and 2015 in France, reaching just about 20 minutes at the end of this period.
