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The image presents a line graph with five different communication services from 1998 to 2008; in 1998, fixed-telephone had the highest users of about 25, internet-users close to 10, mobile phone users 5, while fixed broadband and mobile broadband were nearly non-existent; in 2000, mobile phone users rose to about 20 surpassing fixed-telephone users; in 2002, a slight increase in fixed broadband to nearly 5 users, mobile phone continued to rise to about 35, fixed-telephone users slightly decreased; in 2004, mobile phone users approached 50, fixed broadband reached 10, Internet users at 20, fixed-telephone users continued to fall; in 2006, mobile broadband appeared with under 5 users, while mobile phone users hit 60, fixed broadband 15, internet-users 25, fixed-telephone users under 20; in 2008, mobile phone skyrocketed to nearly 70, Internet users exceeded 30, fixed broadband reached 20, mobile broadband rose to 10, and fixed-telephone users declined to 15.
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The line graph shows the global trends in communication service usage from 1998 to 2008.
Overall, there was an increase in all 5 data with the most dramatic rise being seen in the figure for cellular phone service.
In 1998, the number of landline service customers took the lead in 15, followed by cellular phone service and internet service. The bottom is fixed broadband and mobile broadband.
From 2000 to 2006, the user’s cellular phone service upgraded significantly, 18 in 2002 and doubled to 41 in 2016. The next to is landline and internet service increased slightly to 20. Ranked last are fixed and mobile broadband nearly unchanged until 2006 with about 1.
In 2008, the user’s cellular service continued on top at 66. The figures for landline decreased to 19, while internet service slightly raised to 21. The last changes were fixed and mobile broadband, both were slightly up to 3.
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