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The image displays a bar graph titled "People accessing news via different media, 2013, 2015 and 2017" with the y-axis representing "Percentage of population" ranging from 0 to 90 in increments of 10, and the x-axis denotes "Media" divided into "Television," "Newspapers (printed)," "Radio," and "Internet (any device)." Each media category contains three bars corresponding to the years 2013, 2015, and 2017. In 2013, Television has the highest percentage at approximately 85, Newspapers follows with roughly 35, Radio is near 25, and Internet usage is around 30. In 2015, Television sees a slight decrease to just under 85, Newspapers drop to nearly 25, Radio remains constant at about 25, and Internet use increases to approximately 40. In 2017, Television decreases further to around 82, Newspapers continue to fall to about 18, Radio stays steady at 25, and Internet usage surges to around 70.
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The following bar chart stands out for summarize the differents sources used by people during years 2013, 2015, and 2017 to reach for news.
Overall, it shows in percentage, the quantity of people who were using the tv, newspapers, radio or any technological devices, to search for news in the country. It is remmarkable that most of the population preferred to used the television to fullfil this activity.
More than sixty percent of them among the three years watch news in the tv. Even during 2013 almost eigthty percent does the same. Moreover in 2017 a huge percentage (more than sixty percent) reached news by internet devices.
On the other hand the graphic illustrate similar percentages of people, among these three years, who’s predilect source of news was printed newspapers and the radio. Especially during 2013 that more less 40 percent of them still preferred to read the news on journals.
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