The bar chart compares the information about internet usage for different purposes in a UK city between 2007 and 2009.
Overall, it is clear that internet activity for shopping was by far the most used in both years, while the figures for banking and music internet usage were almost identical, with the exception of internet music usage in 2009. However, the percentage of internet users playing games remained stable over the period, while the internet usage for learning and TV accounted for a similar percentage in different years.
The figure for internet usage for shopping purposes recorded the largest percentage, increasing slightly from roughly 45% in 2007 to 50% in 2009. Similarly, the proportion of the online activity for job seeking stood at about 25% by the start of the period before rising to 30%. The figure for internet usage for TV purposes also showed slight growth from approximately 15% to 20% over the period. In addition, the percentage of the use of internet for games remained stable at 20% over the given period.
Focusing on decreases, internet usage for banking purposes dropped by 5 percentage points by the end of the period. The figure for online activity for music purposes was lower than banking purposes, declining from under 40% to 30%. Correspondingly, the proportion of the use of internet for learning purposes showed a marginal decrease by 5 percentage points, from 20% to 15% over the period.
