The graph illustrates radio and TV popularity, measured as the percentage of UK population over 4-years old) during the typical day in 1992.
Overall, observation shows that in the United Kingdom, the vast majority of people during the period from 1 a.m. until until 11 a.m. did not watch television, at the same time, radio had more audience accounting for approximately 25% , the line graph has soared dramatically from 7 a.m. until 8 a.m.
Nevertheless, at 8 in the morning, percentage of radio users also declined drastically and continued to fall for the rest of the day. It is crucial to underline that before the mid-day at 11 a.m until 9 p.m, television viewership has begun to rise dramastically and reached its highest point at 9 p.m. To put it simply, approximately 45% of the UK population was watching television.
Ultimately, looking closely at the graphic, the situation has changed sharply: number of telly viewership had begun tend downwards trend and continued to declined.