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The image contains a line graph titled "Radio and television audiences in UK, October – December 1992" with the x-axis labeled "Time of day or night" from 8:00 to 6:00, and y-axis labeled "Percentage of UK population (over 4)" from 0% to 50%. The graph includes two lines: television (dashed) and radio (dotted). Radio audiences start below 10% at 8:00, peak around 45% between 8:00-10:00, dip to 35% at noon, drop to about 10% at 4:00 and continually decrease to less than 5% by midnight. Television audiences start at about 10% at 8:00, increase to just under 30% by noon, maintain until 4:00, spike to just below 50% between 8:00-10:00, then drop back to 10% by midnight.
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The line graph illustrates the proportion of people in the United Kingdom who listened to the radio and watched television at different times of the day in 1992.
Overall, television attracted more viewers in the evening, while radio was more popular in the morning. Another noticeable feature is that both media had clear peak times but relatively low audiences during the night.
In the morning, radio had a significant audience share, reaching its highest point at around 8 a.m., when approximately 27% of the population tuned in. After this peak, radio listening declined steadily throughout the day, falling below 5% by midnight.
In contrast, television viewership was minimal in the early hours but started to increase after 12 noon. It then rose sharply in the evening, peaking at around 45% at 8 p.m., which was by far the largest audience for either medium at any point of the day. After that, the figure declined rapidly, dropping to almost zero by 2 a.m.
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