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Which countries in the European Union have more paid online subscriptions?

Euronews Portugal2 September 2026 at 11:25

Almost one in three Europeans paid for online subscriptions in 2025, according to Eurostat data. The article indicates that the European continent is divided in terms of adoption of these paid services.

The countries of Northern and Western Europe have the highest rates of paid online subscriptions. In contrast, Eastern European countries lag behind this trend.

The Eurostat report, the European Union's statistical body, reveals these regional disparities in the adoption of digital subscription services. The difference between the various regions of Europe is significant in terms of digital consumption habits.

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