The line chart compares the proportion of people watching television and listening to radio throughout the day in 1992. Most people preferred to watch TV in the afternoon while most of the radio listeners turned on their radio in the morning.
At 6 a.m., almost no one in the UK watched their television, on the other hand, more than 5 percent of the UK population had turned on their radio. The number of radio listeners continuously increased to a peak at around 9 a.m. with almost 30 percent of the people already listening to the radio, while at the same time, people who watched their television were around 5 percent. From around 9 a.m., from this time, the number of radio listeners continuously dropped to almost 1 percent at 2 p.m. the next day.
On the contrary, the percentage of UK people who watched television started to dramatically increase at around noon and reached a peak of around 45 percent of the population at around 8 p.m. before it started to fall until midnight.