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The image shows the data for percentage of money spent on advertising channels in a specific country from 2010 to 2040. In 2010: TV 40%, Newspapers 50%, Magazines 30%, Radio 40%, Internet 10%. In 2015: TV 38%, Newspapers 48%, Magazines 28%, Radio 40%, Internet 15%. In 2020: TV 35%, Newspapers 45%, Magazines 25%, Radio 35%, Internet 27%. In 2025: TV 30%, Newspapers 42%, Magazines 24%, Radio 32%, Internet 38%. In 2030: TV 28%, Newspapers 38%, Magazines 22%, Radio 30%, Internet 45%. In 2035: TV 22%, Newspapers 30%, Magazines 19%, Radio 28%, Internet 60%. In 2040: TV 20%, Newspapers 25%, Magazines 17%, Radio 25%, Internet 70%.
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The line graph compares the percentage of advertising expenditure on five media platforms, namely TV, newspapers, magazines, radio and the Internet, in a particular country between 2010 and 2040.
In 2010, TV accounted for half of all advertising expenditure, followed by radio at about 45%. Newspapers and magazines recorded slightly lower proportions, at roughly 35% and 33%, respectively. By contrast, the Internet represented the smallest share at only 10%.
Although TV spending climbed to a peak of 60% in 2020, it is forecasted to fall sharply to just under 40% by 2030 and then remain relatively stable. Meanwhile, Internet advertising is predicted to grow rapidly, surpassing TV around 2028 and reaching around 65% in 2040. In contrast, spending on radio, newspapers and magazines will continue to decline gradually to around 29%, 20% and 19%, respectively
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