The bar chart provides information about the percentage of people who used from the internet for variety activities like shopping, banking, music, job seeking, games, learning, and TV in a city of UK between 2007 and 2009.
Overall, the most noticeably features that people showed highest percentage of using the internet for shopping, whereas small percentage of people used internet for learning and TV but moderate percentages for music over the given period.
In 2007, Shopping was the most common activity, at 45%, significantly higher than games and TV. Furthermore, these percentages increased significantly for music, which was selected by a moderate percentage of people and it showed 37%. After that, these percentages fell dramatically for job seeking with the helps of internet roughly 25%. As for games which was selected about 20% but it did not change for learning. Then these percentages significant dropped for TV average 15%.
By 2009, shopping demonstrated highest percentages (50%), then dropped slightly for banking average 35%. Moreover, these percentages again dropped for music about 30%. After that, job seeking illustrated the same percentages with music, and percentages of games decreased significantly in the end and showed the same as in 2007 year (20%). Then, learning was smallest percent roughly 15% , and people who used the internet for TV, percentages of TV rose gradually compared to learning about 20%.