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The image displays a graph illustrating the percentage of people accessing news via four sources from 1995 to 2025, including labels for TV, Newspaper, Radio, Internet; 1995: TV at 70%, Newspaper at 50%, Radio approximately 37%, Internet at 0%; 2000: TV approximately 67%, Newspaper at 47%, Radio approximately 37%, Internet at 20%; 2005: TV approximately 63%, Newspaper at 40%, Radio approximately 27%, Internet at 25%; 2010: TV approximately 60%, Newspaper at 32%, Radio approximately 22%, Internet at 35%; 2015: TV just above 50%, Newspaper approximately 23%, Radio approximately 20%, Internet approximately 50%; 2020: TV approximately 42%, Newspaper at 20%, Radio approximately 19%, Internet approximately 60%; 2025: TV approximately 35%, Newspaper approximately 19%, Radio approximately 18%, Internet slightly above 70%.
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The line graph illustrates the proportion of individuals accessing news via four different media sources-TV, Radio, Newspaper, and the Internet-between 1995 and 2025.
Overall, traditionol news platforms, including TV, radio, and newspapers, experienced a continuous decline in popularity over the period, whereas the Internet saw a dramatic surge, becoming the dominant news source by the end of the timeframe.
In 1995, TV was the most widely used source for news at 70%, followed by radio and newspapers at around 58% and 52%, respectively. In contrast, virtually no one used the Internet for news, with its percentage standing near zero. Over the subsequent decades, readership and listenership for traditional media steadily dropped, reaching approximately 50% for TV and around 30% for both radio and newspapers by 2025.
Conversely, Internet usage grew exponentially after 2000, overtaking radio and newspapers around 2015, and eventually surpassing TV by 2025 to reach the highest figure of nearly 58%.
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