The two pie charts illustrate the contrast ways of getting the news in Canada and Australia. Overall, the charts indicates different modes Compared in percentage like tv, radio, print, online and not specified, While, Canada rely more on tv, Whereas, Australia rely more on online platforms.
The most huge difference between the two countries is in online news consumption. In Canada, online has 36%, likewise, in Australia, it is just above a half. This indicates that compared to Canada, Australia gets more news through online mode. Whereby, In Canada the least proportion receiving news are from radio mode and not specified have only 7% and 3%. Similarly, Australia also has less proportion of people who receive news from radio and unspecified. It both have equally 2%.
Furthermore, tv media consumption is relatively similar in both countries, though slightly more widespread in Canada, where it accounts for 40% compared to Australia 37%. Print media is accessed by a small minority of accessing news with 14% in Canada, where, almost negligible paltry 7% gets news from print. This indicates that traditional method is less used to access news.