The pie chart presentscharts present the distribution of Australian people inaged 10 to over 65 aged across three social media platforms, namely Facebook, YoutubeYouTube, and Twitter, in 2011.
overall,the 18-34 people wasOverall, the 18-34 age group represented the highest percentage of totallthe total figure for Facebook and Youtube,whereasYouTube, whereas Twitter attracted a majority of users in 35-49 age. Additionally,thethe 35-49 age group. Additionally, the proportion of Twitter users showed the largest discrepancy.
Regarding the two more popular agedage groups, individuals aged 18 to 34 hold the fistfirst position in both Facebook and Youtube,comprisingYouTube, comprising 29% and 30% of the totall useage,respectively;however, this group only ranked the second in Twitter,although it had the equal statistic to Facebook,at 29%. In contrast, people in 35-49 bracket were prominent in useage for Twitter,acounting for a significant 40% of the totall cohert,while it was sightly lower users in the remaining platform, reaching at 28% in Facebook and 26% in Youtube.total usage, respectively; however, this group
Turning to the remaing aged groups, teenager users aged 10 to 17 made up aproximately one-fifth of those across all platforms.the percentage of 50-64 peole was relatively consistent,ranging from 14% to 9% across three social media. Noticeably, older generation, being over 65 ages always registered the lowest usage digital app,with figure varying between 10% to 4%.