The line graph illustrates the technology that families in particular one US city used for watching TV from 2004 to 2014.
Overall, the preference of broadcast technology by households stand at the highest point in the beginning of the period until internet surpassed the broadcast in the following years. It is also worth mentioning that satellite showed a slight increase over the period.
Looking at broadcast and internet, the former was the highest figure in chart reaching at 100,000 of households in the beginning of the year(2004). Thereafter, its figures started to decline sharply in the following years standing at 5,000 by the end of the year(2014). As for the internet usage, though its figures stand at the bottom of the chart in 2004, however, it showed significant grow over the period gaining the highest number of households in the final year accounting for 190,000.
In terms of satellite and cable, it is clear that the usage of satellite by households was 70,000 in 2004. Subsequently, it started to increase gradually by reaching roughly at 115,000 in the end of the year(2014). Furthermore, the latter constituted around 90,000 of households in 2004, and it started to went up by 115,000 households until 2009, before beginning to decline steadily to approximately 60,000 in 2014.