The latest results confirm the continued relevance of the Belgian press. In a constantly evolving media landscape, newspapers and magazines remain a trusted source of information. The press continues to adapt successfully to changing media habits, with readers combining print, digital editions, websites and apps according to their preferences and needs.
The CIM BPS 2026 results highlight how the sector continues to evolve while maintaining a broad and engaged readership.
More information is available in the attached document.
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The study methodology is available here.
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