Table 2: Income, media freedom, and key Digital News Report data points

	Colombia
World Bank classification	Upper-middle income
World Press Freedom Index position	145th
On-site online news access*	27%
Off-site online news access**	74%

	India
World Bank classification	Lower-middle income
World Press Freedom Index position	150th
On-site online news access*	30%
Off-site online news access**	72%

	Indonesia
World Bank classification	Lower-middle income
World Press Freedom Index position	117th
On-site online news access*	36%
Off-site online news access**	74%

	Malaysia
World Bank classification	Upper-middle income
World Press Freedom Index position	113th
On-site online news access*	29%
Off-site online news access**	76%

	Mexico
World Bank classification	Upper-middle income
World Press Freedom Index position	127th
On-site online news access*	23%
Off-site online news access**	69%

	Nigeria
World Bank classification	Lower-middle income
World Press Freedom Index position	129th
On-site online news access*	40%
Off-site online news access**	86%

	Peru
World Bank classification	Upper-middle income
World Press Freedom Index position	77th
On-site online news access*	24%
Off-site online news access**	72%

	South Africa
World Bank classification	Upper-middle income
World Press Freedom Index position	35th
On-site online news access*	32%
Off-site online news access**	78%

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				Off-site online news access**
Colombia	Upper-middle income	145th	27%	74%
India	Lower-middle income	150th	30%	72%
Indonesia	Lower-middle income	117th	36%	74%
Malaysia	Upper-middle income	113th	29%	76%
Mexico	Upper-middle income	127th	23%	69%
Nigeria	Lower-middle income	129th	40%	86%
Peru	Upper-middle income	77th	24%	72%
South Africa	Upper-middle income	35th	32%	78%

Source: World Bank classification: https://datatopics.worldbank.org/world-development-indicators/the-world-by-income-and- region.html World Press Freedom Index (out of 180 countries): https://rsf.org/en/index On-site and off-site online news access: Reuters Institute Digital News Report 2022. Q10. Thinking about how you got news online (via computer, mobile or any device) in the last week, which were the ways in which you came across news stories? Please select all that apply. Note: Because respondents are asked to select all that apply, percentages add up to more than 100. Sample = ~2,000 internet users in each market. In India, the survey only covers English-language internet users and is not representative of the wider population of internet users. *On-site online news access: (% of internet users who say they have gone direct to a news site or app in the past week). **Off-site online news access (% of internet users who say they have come across news via platforms (keyword search, social, aggregators) in the past week) https://reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/digital-news-report/2022