The bar graph compares seven different internet activities in terms of their popularity among users in a UK city in 2007 and 2009, with units measured in percentages. Overall, while shopping, TV, and job-seeking saw growth in popularity, banking, music, and learning experienced the opposite trend, with the figure for games remaining the same throughout the period. Of particular note is shopping, which had the highest figures in both years.
As for internet activities that witnessed an upward trend, Shopping was the most popular, at around 45%, a figure that then increased to 50% in 2009. The figure for job seeking, recording the most substantial growth over the period, rose from 24% to 30%. In 2009, the figure for TV activity, which was lowest at the beginning of the timeframe, grew approximately by 6%.
Regarding activities that experienced a downward trend, banking started at 40% and declined to about 36% in 2009. In 2009, music experienced a record estimate of 30% – a stark decrease from approximately 39% in 2007. The figures for learning also declined from 20% to around 15% in 2009. Additionally, the figure for games remained stable, at 20% over the period.
