The presented column graph illustrates information regarding the UK survey about internet accessed across the four different locations: Home, Work, College, and Library during the timeframe evolved from 1998 to 2004.
Overall, it is evident from the chart that highest proportion of individuals used the internet at home. Conversely, Peoples were showing the least interest using the internet in library throughout the given period
As we can see, in 1998, the British national accessed the internet approximately 55%, but it slightly dropped at 8%, and stood 48% in 2000. However, it did not stick at that figure, whereas it moved little upward, and touched the number 50% over next two years. Subsequently, it culminated again at the same percentage at 55%.
From the 1998 to 2002, in work, the percentage of peoples were browsing the internet 27%, but it slightly dipped at 26% in 2004 and substantially moved downward, and culminated 15% next 2 years
In college, the figures at 20% from 1998 to 2002, and it increased considerably upward about 25%, subsequently decreased downward, reached 18% in 2004. Furthermore, the British citizen was surfing the internet in library about 12% in 1998, but from 2000 to 2004, the percentage were little above and below in between 15 to 20%