本研究旨在探討新聞消費與飲食行為之間的關聯性。研究透過問卷調查，分析飲食／速食習慣與資訊消費實踐之間的潛在相關性。研究結果顯示，飲食行為與資訊消費行為之間存在顯著關聯，尤其在注意力程度方面更為明顯。進一步分析亦指出，查看新聞的頻率、速食的食用頻率，以及壓力程度，皆對飲食與資訊消費之間的關係產生影響。借鑑「慢活」運動的經驗，作者建議媒體產業及媒體使用者可採用四項良好實踐，以改善資訊消費模式。

This study aims to examine the link between news consumption and food consumption behavior. Surveys are conducted to analyze the potential correlations between diet/fast food habits and information consumption practice. Results show that there are associations between food consumption behavior and information consumption behavior, particularly regarding the level of attention. Analyses also show that the frequency of news checking, the frequency of eating fast food, and the level of stress have impacts on the relationship between food and information consumption. Drawing on the lessons of the “slow” movements, the author recommends four good practices that can be applied in the media industry.

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