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The image contains a line graph comparing the percentages of the population (over 4 years old) for radio and television audiences in the UK between 1:00-23:00, from October-December 1992. The radio audience percentage starts at 10% (1:00), fluctuates to 15% (8:00), dips to below 5% (~10:30), slowly rises back to 10% (16:00), and finally drops to 5% (23:00). The television audience percentage begins at below 5% (1:00), maintaining that level until steeply rising to 25% (17:00), rapidly increasing to a peak of nearly 45% (~21:00), and subsequently sharply falling back to below 5% (23:00).
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This data displays radio and television audiences during the full 24 hours in 1992.
Overall, this graph shows that both medias have a specific time of day that are relatively higher in audience. The illustration reveals that the radio listeners are higher in the morning decreasing in the evening, whereas the tv spectators are lower earlier in the day and significantly higher in the evening.
Tha radio audience is recorded the highest around 25% in between 8 am and 9 am. After those hours the amount of people who listen to the radio gradually decreases. The tv on the contrary, sees it’s peak in between 6 pm and 7 pm where the amount of viewers is close to 45%. Before those hours, tv audience doesn’t go above 15% until 1 pm. After 21:00, the audience eventually goes back down. Both types of medias have their own hours where audiences participate in spectating.
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