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The image displays a graph indicating Twitter usage in the USA from 2010 to 2013 across four age groups (18-29, 30-49, 50-64, 65+). For 18-29: 10/10: 14%, 05/11: 16%, 08/11: 19%, 02/12: 27%, 08/12: 26%, 12/12: 27%, 03/13: 30%, 05/13: 31%. For 30-49: 10/10: 7%, 05/11: 9%, 08/11: 14%, 02/12: 14%, 08/12: 15%, 12/12: 17%, 03/13: 17%, 05/13: 19%. For 50-64: 10/10: 6%, 05/11: 7%, 08/11: 6%, 02/12: 9%, 08/12: 8%, 12/12: 10%, 03/13: 13%, 05/13: 13%. For 65+: 10/10: 3%, 05/11: 2%, 08/11: 4%, 02/12: 4%, 08/12: 4%, 12/12: 5%, 03/13: 5%, 05/13: 5%.
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The line chart represents percentage USA’s use of Twitter by age groups in the period between November 2010 and May 2013. The lines clearly show upward trend in every age group over the period of those 19 months.
Use has fluctuated almost over whole period but finally all groups noted increase.
The most noticeable increase we can observe in the youngest group, the 18-29 year olds while the smalest increase belongs to seniors age 65+.
Three of four groups at least doubled use, 18-29 years old by 16%(from 14 to 30%), 30-49 by 10% (from 7-17%) and 50-64 years old by 7% (from 6 to 13%).
The oldest group recorded the lowest increase with some fluctuations over the way but ended up with 1% of increase.
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