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The image presents a line chart illustrating the percentages of people accessing news from TV, Radio, Newspaper, and Internet between 1995 to 2025. TV starts at 68% in 1995, decreases to approximately 55% by 2025; Radio starts at 58% in 1995, declining steadily, reaching about 35% by 2025; Newspaper commences at 52% in 1995, plummeting to roughly 10% by 2025; Internet at 10% in 1995, surges past the others, peaking around 70% by 2025. Intermediate years mark: 2000 with TV at approximately 65%, Radio about 55%, Newspaper around 40%, Internet close to 17%; 2005 shows TV at around 60%, Radio falling to near 47%, Newspaper sliding to 36%, Internet climbing to nearly 30%; 2010 reflects TV at approximately 55%, Radio around 43%, Newspaper descending to 20%, Internet rising above 40%; 2015 records TV at about 50%, Radio approximately 40%, Newspaper plummeting to 12%, Internet surpassing 50%; 2020 sees TV at approximately 48%, Radio near 37%, Newspaper around 10%, Internet above 60%.
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The line chart illustrates data on the proportion of people who obtained news from four different media outlets: television, radio, newspaper and internet between 1995 and 2025.
Overall, television remained the most widely used source for news throughout the period, although its popularity declined. The internet saw the dramatic increase, while newspaper and radio decrease steadily.
In 1995, television is the most means of consumption, used by around 70% of people. Newspaper and radio followed by approximately 55 % and 52%, respectively. The internet was barely used, with usage close to 0%. Over the next two decades, access to news through the internet grew rapidly, reaching around 40 percent in 2015 and surpass the TV by 2025.
Meanwhile, newspaper usage fell sharply, falling below 30% by 2025. Radio also saw a steady decline, dropping to approximately 20%. Although TV remained the leading source in 2015, its usage decreased significantly and is projected to continue declining.
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