The line graph illustrates about the proportion of a particular country who obtained news from four different sources(television, newspapers, radio and the internet) from 1995 to the presentwith future projections to 2025.
Overall, it is clear that while traditional news sources such as televisions, newspapers, and radio have declined over the period, the internet has seen and will continue to see a dramatic rise in popularity. However, television remained the dominat source for most of the period
in 1995, television was the most common means of accessing news, used by around 70% of people, followed by newspapers at about 55%. radio attracted roughly 35%, whereas theinternert was the least popular source, with only 5% of users. Over the next two decades, the proportion of people using internet increased sharlply, surpassingb bothn newspapers and radio around 2010, and overtaking television in the present period, reaching approximately 60%.
By contarst, television usage declined gradually to about 55% at present and is projected to fall further to 45% by 2025. Newspaper readership experienced a much steeper drop, decreasing from more than half of the population in1995 to roughly 20% now, and it is expected to fall to below 10% by 2025. Radio use also decloned moderately and it is predicted to remain relatively stable at around 20% in the coming years.