The line graph illustrates the percentage of radio and television users in the United Kingdom throughout the day from October to December in 1992.
Overall, the proportion of television audiences had the largest share compared to radio. In addition, the number of people was mostly active in the morning, while television audiences gradually increased after midday.
At 6 a.m., around 8% of the UK population was listening to radio, compared with null audiences for television. Afterward, the trend of radio listeners dramatically increased and reached a peak at around 8.30 a.m., providing approximately 28% of population, while the figure of television users showed some fluctuated trends from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Furthermore, audiences for radio rapidly declined from 28% to around negligible, at 2 a.m, while television watchers gradually increased after 2 p.m. and reached a peak at 8 p.m., accounting for around 45% of the United Kingdom population. However, the figure of television users dramatically decreased until 2 a.m. and met the trend of radio at the same time period.
