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Band 6+: The percentage of people accessing news from 4 sources from 1995 and projection to 2025

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The image shows a line graph titled "The percentage of people accessing news from 4 sources from 1995 and projection to 2025". It presents data for four news sources: TV, Newspaper, Radio, and Internet. In 1995, TV had the highest percentage of around 70%, followed by Radio at just above 50%, Newspaper just under 50%, and Internet near 0%. In 2000, TV decreased to around 67%, Radio to 60%, Newspaper remained unchanged, and Internet increased to approximately 10%. In 2010, TV dropped to 63%, Radio to 55%, Newspaper to 35%, and Internet rose to 30%. The projection for 2020 shows TV at 40%, Radio at 30%, Newspaper at 25%, and Internet at 60%. The projection for 2025 indicates TV will drop further to 35%, Radio to 20%, Newspaper to around 22%, and Internet will rise sharply to 75%.
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The given graph illustrates the comparison of four sources through which people accessing news between 1995 and 2025.

Overall, it can be clearly seen that Internet as the source of news experienced a significant boom over the period, while radios became increasingly unpopular.

In 1995, approximately 70% of people used TV to access new news, while the number of individuals who was awared through newspapers contributed about three-fifth. Over the period, popularity of both types such as newspapers and radios had noticeable plump with the lowest figure stood in 2025. Moreover, only about 30% people use newspapers nowadays, whereas those who use radios account for only one-fifth. By contrast, almost the same number of people use TV and Internet nowadays to know the news make up a half and approximately 60% respectively. In addition, in 2000 relevant number of people used newspapers and radios contributed about a half, while Internet was used be minority.

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