The digital revolution has greatly facilitated the sharing and consumption of information. It has helped journalism quicken the delivery of information and real-time reporting of events to the public. This paper outlines the history and development of electronic publications in Croatia, as well as the associated legal regulations. The study explored the habits of users of electronic publications, with the aim of obtaining detailed information on the digital habits of different age groups, subscriptions to electronic publications, and opinions about Croatian web portals. The goal was to investigate whether there are differences among age groups regarding the consumption of content digitally and digital subscriptions. The research method used was an online survey. The results show that the frequency of consuming electronic publications does not significantly differ across age groups. Additionally, a qualitative study was conducted using a structured interview method. The study concludes that, depending on the age of the respondents, there are no significant differences in digital content consumption.