The study aimed to identify the degree of importance of media services related to domestic violence topics in Saudi national media, from the perspective of recipients, as well as their choices of the most effective media in this context. It also aimed to reveal the type of satisfaction that Saudi national media provides to recipients. The study belongs to the type of descriptive research, and it relied on the survey method that is consistent with the objectives and problem of the study, as it monitors and describes the levels of interest and preference for the content of the Saudi media related to the issues of domestic violence directed at the study sample, which numbered (400) individuals from the community of male and female students enrolled in the colleges (theoretical and practical) at King Saud University in Riyadh. The most prominent results of the study are: The study sample is exposed to Saudi media according to the expected order of arrangement in this era, in which the attractiveness of modern electronic means is increasing, as “websites” - using computers and mobile phones - came in first place, followed by “television channels”, then “newspapers”. The respondents also felt there was a lack of information about domestic violence provided by the Saudi media. The sample also acknowledged a greater number of negatives in the treatment of domestic violence content in the Saudi media compared to positives.They were represented in the following order: “presenting domestic violence incidents as individual incidents rather than social phenomena”, “not highlighting them before they are published or broadcast, which reduces the intensity of exposure to them”, “focusing on specific types of domestic violence”, “focusing on violence between specific parties in the family”.