This document provides a country report on digital media in Jordan. It finds that while television remains the dominant medium, satellite broadcasting has significantly increased diversity of news sources available to Jordanians. Approximately 56% of Jordanians access the internet, mostly through mobile or home broadband. Online news readership now exceeds newspapers, with alternative online providers gaining popularity over traditional brands. Digitization has empowered some investigative journalism but mainstream outlets avoid serious political scrutiny. Social media has emerged as a platform for dissent, activism, and circumventing censorship of political issues. The government maintains tight control of traditional media and is increasingly restricting online freedoms through new regulations and laws.