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The image is a line graph titled "Average Number of Hours Spent on Various Types of Media per Person per Week" showing four media types - Television, Internet, Radio, Printed Material - from 1990 to 2005; Television starts at roughly 29 hours in 1990, gradually decreases to 24 hours in 2005; Internet starts at 0 hours in 1990, sharply increases to 5 hours in 2005; Radio starts at approximately 6 hours in 1990, experiences slight fluctuations, ending at 5 hours in 2005; Printed Material starts at 5 hours in 1990, slightly decreases to roughly 3 hours in 2005; X-axis labeled "Year" from 1990 to 2005 in increments of 5 years, Y-axis labeled in increments of 5 hours from 0 to 30 hours; no numerical data points labeled on the lines.
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The line graph compares the figures for weekly spending on various types of media across four different forms over a period of 15 years.
It is clear that television was the most popular type of media throughout the period shown. However, with the advent of the Internet, the use of television as a popular type of media began to decline.
In 1990, around 25 hours per week were spent watching television, while the Internet accounted for zero hours per week because it had not been invented yet. The radio and printed material accounted for approximately 3 hours and 7 hours per week, respectively. By 2000, the number of hours spent on television had decreased to 21 hours per week, and the number of hours spent on the Internet had increased to 3 hours per week. The number of hours spent on the radio remained unchanged, while the number of hours spent on printed material was reduced to 3 hours per week.
Nowadays, the Internet is the most popular type of media. The number of hours spent on television has been decreasing even more.
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