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Band 5+: The chart shows the percentage of people who accessed news from 4 sources from 1995 and 2025.

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The image displays a line chart showing percentages per year from 1995 to 2025 for four news sources: TV with data points at 68% (1995), 60% (2000), 50% (2005), 45% (2010), 40% (2015), 38% (2020), and 38% (2025); Newspaper marked at 55% (1995), 48% (2000), 40% (2005), 35% (2010), 24% (2015), 18% (2020), and 15% (2025); Radio at 35% (1995), 35% (2000), 29% (2005), 25% (2010), 18% (2015), 10% (2020), and 8% (2025); Internet records 5% (2000), 15% (2005), 28% (2010), 35% (2015), 48% (2020), and 55% (2025).
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This line graph illustrates comparison between 4 different sources of news used by people from 1995 to 2025.

In 1995, TVs were the most preferable source of news accessed by more than 65%, followed by newpaper slightly more than 55% and more than 50% people used to listen radio as source of news.Internet was used by none to zero to access news in 1995.

In 2025, Internet becomes the first preferred tool to see news by using mobile phones, computers or other smart gadgets.TVs used as second most popular option with almost 55% people still using it. Use of newspapers and radio became gradually less and less preferred options with less than 35% people use it as a means to receive news.

Finally, The trend shows that with fast-pace technologies and availability of smart gadgets, getting news using internet as a source became easier and faster than ever before, which made traditional sources of news coping up to survive and vulnerable.

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