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The image depicts a line graph illustrating the number of people using five communication services globally from 1998 to 2008. In 1998, landline service started at around 5 million, cellular phone service at 10 million, internet service and fixed broadband below 5 million, and mobile broadband at 0. By 2000, cellular service reached 15 million, internet service 5 million, landline around 8 million, fixed broadband slightly above 0, and mobile broadband remained absent. In 2002, cellular service rose to 30 million, landline at about 10 million, internet approaching 15 million, fixed broadband and mobile broadband each around 5 million. By 2004, cellular service sharply increased to 40 million, internet service reached approximately 30 million, landline at 12 million, fixed broadband about 10 million, and mobile broadband at 5 million. In 2006, cellular service expanded to 55 million, internet service to 40 million, landline at 15 million, fixed broadband at 18 million, and mobile broadband at 8 million. By 2008, cellular service peaked at 65 million, internet service at 50 million, landline at around 15 million, fixed broadband at 22 million, and mobile broadband at 20 million.
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The graph illustrates how many users communicated internationally via five specific services from 1998 to 2008. Overall, while the numbers of people using landline service remained unchanged, those using the rest services experienced increases of varying degrees, with the most prominent change being seen in cellular phone service. It is also reported that such a method ended up as the one with the most customers.
Looking first at landline service and cellular phone service, the former commenced the period with 15.000 users, 10.000 higher than the corresponding figure of the latter, at 5.000. Subsequently, the landline service customer quantity leveled off during the whole period, losing its dominance. A different trend was observed in the number of people using cellular phone service, surpassing the number of users of landline service at 15.000 in 2002 before surging sharply to 60.000 at the end, ranking it as the highest figure.
Turning to the remaining methods, no customers used fixed broadband and mobile broadband during the period from 1998 and 2004, yet there were gradual rises in the number of such two services to 5.000 in 2008. Finally, the number of people choosing internet service jumped from 5.000 from 20.000 after 1 decade.
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