The given chart mentioned above depicts the ratio of adults being reported to use the Internet everyday in difference age groups in the UK from 2003 to 2006.
Overall, the 16-age group had a highest ratio of participants using the Internet everyday than those of the remaining age groups.
When the 16-24 age group is taken into consideration, it is clearly seen that the use of the internet among 16-24 years old adults had a same factor. Especially, it is 80 percentage of using the Internet from 2003 to 2004. Moreover, the factor for Internet users is significantly increased 100% in 2005 before it is lightly decreased in 90% in 2006. Looking at the 25-44 adults, we can obviously see there was an upward trend passed through four years. For more details, the Internet user percentage accounted for 50% in 2003, followed by 60% in 2004, and increased from 70% in 2005 to 80% in 2006. Similarly, there was a same trend in 45-54 age group. The ratio of participants daily using the Internet consisted of 60% in 2003, followed by 65% in 2004, and increased from 70% in 2005 to 80% in 2006, respectively.
For individuals aged 55-64, the group was in possession of wavering percentage, varying around 30% and becoming more popular in 2006 (50%). Finally, the elderly population showed less attraction towards this kind of communication, the figure vibrated around 17% to 20%.