The graph shows the percentage of people who got news from four sources: TV, newspapers, radio and the Internet, between 1995 and 2025.
Overall, TV was the most popular source for most of the period. However, its percentage went down by 2025. The use of the Internet increased a lot and became the most popular source in 2025. Newspapers and radio also became less popular.
In 1995, about 68% of people got news from TV. This number went down to around 56% in 2000. It then stayed almost the same until 2010, before falling to about 49% in 2025.
The percentage of people using newspapers decreased from about 55% in 1995 to 28% in 2025. Radio showed a similar trend, falling from around 52% to 23%.
In contrast, the Internet became much more popular. Almost 0% of people used it in 1995, but this figure increased to about 28% in 2010 and 40% in 2020. Finally, it reached around 54% in 2025.
