26% of dial-up Americans and 43% of broadband Americans read Internet news

57% of Americans with no Internet access get their daily news fix from local television. For those on dial-up, 26% read Internet news. The share goes up to 43% for those Americans who pay for broadband. Broadband Americans are less likely to subscribe to a local paper than their dial-up counterparts, but more likely to subscribe to a national paper than dial-up Americans.

Where Americans get their daily news
Medium	All	No Internet	Dial-up	Broadband
Local TV	59%	57%	65%	57%
National TV	47	43	50	49
Radio	44	34	52	49
Local paper	38	37	41	38
Internet	23	0	26	43
National paper	12	8	12	17
Source: Pew Internet & American Life Project