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The image is a line chart showing social media use among 30-45-year-olds in New Zealand. Four platforms are displayed, Facebook, Pinterest, Twitter, and LinkedIn, with the following percentage usage by month: January - Facebook 45%, Pinterest 25%, Twitter 15%, LinkedIn 10%; February - Facebook 43%, Pinterest 26%, Twitter 15%, LinkedIn 12%; March - Facebook 42%, Pinterest 25%, Twitter 15%, LinkedIn 13%; April - Facebook 40%, Pinterest 24%, Twitter 16%, LinkedIn 13%; May - Facebook 38%, Pinterest 23%, Twitter 17%, LinkedIn 12%; June - Facebook 37%, Pinterest 22%, Twitter 18%, LinkedIn 12%; July - Facebook 35%, Pinterest 22%, Twitter 19%, LinkedIn 12%; August - Facebook 33%, Pinterest 21%, Twitter 20%, LinkedIn 12%; September - Facebook 32%, Pinterest 21%, Twitter 19%, LinkedIn 13%; October - Facebook 33%, Pinterest 22%, Twitter 18%, LinkedIn 14%; November - Facebook 34%, Pinterest 23%, Twitter 17%, LinkedIn 13%; December - Facebook 36%, Pinterest 24%, Twitter 16%, LinkedIn 12%. Facebook has the highest usage every month, decreasing from January to August and increasing afterward, while LinkedIn has the lowest usage, moderately increasing from January to October and slightly decreasing toward December. Twitter and Pinterest usage fluctuate with a slight overall decrease for Pinterest and increase for Twitter.
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The given graph compares the different types of socail media used by people who are between 30 and 45 years old in New Zealand in 2018.
Overall, it is clear that the usage of all social media platforms namely Facebook, Pinterest, Twitter and LinkedIn tend to decrease over the period of time.
Looking in more detail, it can be seen that Facebook and LinkedIn are the most popular platform among 30-45 years old at the beginning of the period, accounting for around 45% and roughly 43% respectively. After that, while Facebook saw a steady drop to 30% at the end of the year, the number of LinkedIn usages plummeted by more than two thirds.
Over the same period of time, despite a significant increase in June, Pinterest’s figure has marginally decreased, starting from approximately 10% to ending at 5% in December. A similar trend has been seen in Twitter even though the figure is minor difference. In fact, it started at about 5% before decreasing to 3%.
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