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The image displays two sections focused on numerical data across specific times and categories; the first graph highlights European entertainment industry trends from 2003 to 2014, showing internet sales and album sales in millions: 2003, internet sales 1000, album sales 6000; 2004, internet sales 1500, album sales 5500; 2005, internet sales 2100, album sales 5000; 2006, internet sales 2800, album sales 4500; 2007, internet sales 3700, album sales 3800; 2008, internet sales 4700, album sales 3900; 2009, internet sales 5900, album sales 3200; 2010, internet sales 6500, album sales 2600; 2011, internet sales 6400, album sales 2200; 2012, internet sales 6900, album sales 1700; 2013, internet sales 7400, album sales 1200; 2014, internet sales 7900, album sales 1000; the second graph concerns forecasts for European cinema attendances from 2003 to 2008 shown in millions: 2003 estimate 800, 2004 actual 900, 2005 actual 1100, 2006 actual 1200, 2007 estimate 700, 2008 estimate 600.
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The graph represents changing trends in leisure in Europe for the entertainment and cinema industry.
The representation of the album sales was more than the internet sales in 2003, of around 2400 million in comparison to internet sales of just under 400 million, and the trend saw a fluctuation from 2004 to mid-2011, with a rise to 3500 million sales, crossing album sales in mid-2009, and a decline of album sales from around 3000 million sales to 500 million sales in mid-2011, with a stable and continued sales till mid of 2014.
From mid-2012, there was again a steady rise in internet sales from 3500 million to 8000 million till mid of 2014.
The forecast graph for European cinema attendances from 2003 to 2008 was stable till 2005, with an increase of 800 million attendance to 1200 million attendance, but in 2006, there was a decline in attendance of around 300 million, with a low of 900 million attendance, and it constantly declined till 2008 with reaching cinema attendance to new low of 400 million.
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