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Band 4+: 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 illustrate how people of different age groups get their news sources in the USA in 2019.

Clearly, Internet and Television are printsteam for young and old generations during the period.

In 2019, mostly news source for 18-35 age groups is Internet, which highlighted with 60%. However 55 and over age gropus received little news sources from Internet and figures showed 35% and this is not surprisingly.

For old generation souce of mass media is broadcasting. During the period television showed high statistical levels which mass a news source for 55 and over age groups (90%) and for 18-35 age groups (60%)

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