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The image shows a bar chart with data on media types used by different age groups in a country in 2011 for daily news: 10-17 age group (80% social networks, 20% radio, 0% micro-blogging), 18-29 age group (30% social networks, 10% micro-blogging, 80% radio), 30-49 age group (10% social networks, 10% micro-blogging, 80% radio), 50-64 age group (10% social networks, 0% micro-blogging, 80% radio), 65+ age group (0% social networks, 0% micro-blogging, 80% radio).
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The bar chart illustrates the kinds of media that people of various age groups used to get daily news in one country in 2011.
In summary, it is clear that the percentage of young people of Radio followed a downward trend, whereas teenagers preferred Social network. In contrast, the figure for Radio exhibited a robust rise over the years.
In detail, it is evident that the proportion of younger people who preferred Social network demonstrated a swift increase at 80%. The percentages of older generation (50-64) who tend to get daily news from Radio exhibited a sharp upsurge at nearly under 100%.
Additionally, the figure for Micro blogging showed a gradual soar at 20% for all ages. The proportion of individuals (30-49) preferred Radio at approximately 92% in 2011.
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