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Band 6+: The charts show the number of people using the Internet from 2005 to 2012 and Internet users in the world in 2013.

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The image includes two charts. Chart 1 shows estimated online users worldwide (in millions): 2005 at 26, 2006 at 61, 2007 at 76, 2008 at 160, 2009 at 195, 2010 at 451, 2011 at 552, 2012 at 580. Chart 2 displays 2013 internet user distribution percentages with USA & Canada at 53%, Europe at 24%, Asia/Pacific at 15%, South America at 6%, Africa at 1%, and Middle East at 1%.
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The line graph show the changes of people use the internet globally from 2005 to 2012 and the pie chart shows the distrubition of location of users in six different regions.

Overall, the number of people online was increased over ther period given and the highest number of internet users were located in USA & Canada.

Looking first at the line graph, in the first four-year period the number of people online were steady rose, which from 26 million to 195 million in 2009. This was followed by a dramatically increased in 2010, reaching 451 million. Two last period, the users of internet were slowy went up to 552 million and 580 million, in 2011 and 2012, respectively.

Turning to the pie chart, more than a half of people online were located in US & Canada, making up 53% of the total. Additionally Europe contributed 24% of the number of people online, while the Asia Pacific accounted for one-fifth of the total. While the South Africa constitued 6% of proportion, the Africa and Middle East only contributed a mere 1%.

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