The chart shows the percentage of citizens accessing news through different media in a country over the three years 2013, 2015, and 2017.
It is clear that the percentage of people using newspapers, television, and radio tended to decline over the years, whereas the proportion of internet users showed a significant upward trend.
From the chart, the percentage of people accessing news via television reached its highest point in 2013 at approximately 80%, then gradually decreased to 67% in 2015. By 2017, the percentage of television users for news consumption had risen again to 70%.
The percentage of people using newspapers and radio to access news each year was 41% and 31% respectively in 2013. By 2015, the percentage of news consumers using newspapers and radio had become equal at 30%. In 2017, the percentage of newspaper users dropped to 21%, while the percentage of radio users remained steady at 30%.
Finally, the percentage of people using the internet to access news was 31% in 2013 and showed an upward trend, reaching 40% in 2015 and peaking at 69% in 2017.
