The line graph illustrates specific information about figure of people in the USA, who accessed news through four different sources from 2015 to 2015.
Overall, the data declare that TV and website had a stable procedure, in contrast to social media and print, which show significant ups and downs.
To begin with, we can identify that in 2012, social media started at 20%, followed by print at 39%, TV at 75% and website at 79%. In 2014, we can observe that social media gradually climbed to 30%, while print rapidly dropped after a big anode. Furthermore, TV noted a slight decline to 73% and website a steady rise reaching to 82%. Moving to 2015, it is clear that social media became more popular and considerably grew to 40%. However, this didn’t happen with print, which moderately fell to 21%. Moreover, TV seemed that had less public appeal, as it slowly decreased to 71%, in contrast to website, which steadily rose again and extended to 84%.
To sum up, the highest rate was website with 84% in 2015, whereas the lowest was social media with 20% in 2012, due to technological reasons.