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Band 5+: The chart shows how people of different age groups get their news. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. You should spend about 20 minutes on this task.

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The image shows a bar graph labeled "News Sources Used By Age" depicting percentages of news sources used by different age groups: Internet (18-35: 55%, 35-55: 40%, 55 and over: 5%), Newspaper (18-35: 10%, 35-55: 35%, 55 and over: 55%), Radio (18-35: 20%, 35-55: 35%, 55 and over: 30%), Television (18-35: 55%, 35-55: 70%, 55 and over: 90%).
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The bar chart displays information on four channels used by individuals, across age groups to get news updates.

Overall, only newspapers and broadcast media, like radio and television saw increases in popularity overall, however the internet experienced a dramatic decrease.

To begin with, within the 18 to 35 age range group newspaper was the favored medium at a rate of 30%. However, it later had a consistent rise with age, increasing to almost 55%. . Radio showed a trend starting around 25 % 18-35-age-group and then rising to 40% among both the 35- 55 and 55 age brackets. The most considerable numbers were seen in television. For example, 60% for people aged 18-35, 80% for 35-55, and 90% for 55 and over.

The usage of the Internet, among individuals aged 18 to 35 peaked at 60% in contrast to the drop, to 20 % as individuals grew older.

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