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Band 5+: *The bar chart show type of media to get daily news, by age group 2011. summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisions when relevant.

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The image shows a bar graph with five age groups: 10-17, 18-29, 30-49, 50-64, and 65+, comparing usage percentages for social networking, microblogging, and radio. For ages 10-17, social networking is 75%, microblogging is 15%, and radio is 50%. For ages 18-29, social networking is 90%, microblogging is 35%, and radio is 70%. For ages 30-49, social networking is 80%, microblogging is 20%, and radio is 85%. For ages 50-64, social networking is 65%, microblogging is 10%, and radio is 90%. For ages 65+, social networking is 35%, microblogging is 5%, and radio is 80%.
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The bar chart provides informations about show type of media to get daily news by percentage and it is organised by age group in 2011.

Overall, Microblogging represents a downward trend, while the Radio showed an upward trend throught the Age.Both media types had some fluctation.In addition, the social networking was the highest trend for early age but it decreased at the advanced age.

At the first side, Social networking’s rate was 80% for the interval’s age between 10 and 17, being higher than Radio and Microblogging by approximately 40%.Then , it remaind steady 80% for the age’s 18 and 29.However, the figure illustrate a gradual decrease to about 50% for the age between 50 and 64 , and continued to decline steadily to the end of the interval to reach about 20% for the segment of age higher than 65.

At the other side, Microbogging was the lowest rate at the beginning of the interval to being 20% for 10 and 17 ages.Then it showed a little rise by 5% for the segment 18 and 29 then it continued to decrease to reach 10% for the age 65 and higher.

In addition , the graphic provides information about Radio which was 40% for the first interval between 10 and 17.Then , it rose to reach more than 90% for the age’s interval 18 and 29.After that, it decreased by 2% to maintain 90% for the ages 30-49.However, the figure showed a gradual decrease to about 82% for the ages 65 and higher and hitting the low-point of the radio’s type media.

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