The given bar chart illustrates the proportion of UK urban citizens using the internet for seven specific activities in 2007 and 2009.
Overall,it is clear that online shopping was the highest overall in both years. Banking, music job seeking, games, and other less popular, while learning, and TV were least popular.
In 2007, shopping holds the highest proportion at 45%, followed by banking at 40%, and music at 38%. Job seeking and gaming were less common, at 25% and 20%. As games and learning were identical, the percentage of learning is similar to the percentage of gaming. The least popular activity in the internet was TV accounts for around 15%.
By 2009, the internet activities grew minimally. Purchasing was still the highest. It rose clearly 50%. Online financial services and music decreased by 5% and 8%. While, seeking employment and TV increased slightly to 30% and 20%, that learning declined moderately from 20% to 15%. Meanwhile, gaming remained stable in both years.
