This study proposes a new typology for news consumption behavior and examines the relationship between demographics and news consumption behavior. The results showed that the socially privileged group tended to have "nonsimultaneous multiple media and multiple brands" news consumption behavior, whereas the socially underprivileged group tended to have "single medium and multiple brands" news consumption behavior. Additionally, the socially underprivileged group were less likely to consume news from both television and the Internet simultaneously. Overall, the new typology, which integrates news media and news brands, is more appropriate for observing current diversified news consumption behavior and enhances the competitivity of professionals.