The bar chart illustrates the source of news received by individuals of different age groups. The features are given in percentage.
Overall, the ages are grouped into three categories, namely 18-35, 35-55, and 55 and over, while the news expanded into four sources (internet, newspaper, radio, and television). Notably, radio demonstrated the lowest popularity, whereas television exhibited the highest news source among all age groups.
To begin with, the age group 18-35 use of both internet and TV in equal amount of 60% as source of new information. In contrast, the percentage of young people who use newspaper and radio significantly low, reaching 30% and 25% accordingly.
The second age group 35-55 more prefer to treat news from television (85%). Other information sources such as newspaper (50%), internet (45%), and radio (40%) have less usage.
The last age group 55 and over give preference to traditional source of news, namely television (90%) and newspaper (55%). By contrast, radio has less popularity among aged people, reaching the rate of 40%. The modern technology achievement, particularly internet, has only 20% usage by elder people.