The given graph illustrates the information of people watching news from four different sources. Overall, while the percentage of television increased dramatically, the other sources witnessed downward trend over the given period.
It is clear that, television has shown upward trajectory, rising from being almost unused to becoming a leading source, while internet,radio and newspaper usage have declined steadily throughout the period.
In 1995, internet usage stood at around 70%, radio accounted for 59% and followed by newspaper at roughly 52% while television usage was negligible. The internet’s popularity dipped to approximately 57% in 2000 before climbing back to nearly 60% in 2010, after which it’s access by audience fell gradually to about 52% in 2025.
The fraction of people used radio and newspaper decreased gradually over the years, falling from 50% each in 2000 to roughly 30% and 32% respectively by 2025, with radio consistently remaining slightly higher than newspapers.
Television usage remained flat at under 5% until 2000, then rose sharply and consistently reaching around 27% in 2010, 40% in 2020, and finally overtaking the internet to reach approximately 58% by 2025, the highest figure recorded for any source.