The pie charts illustrate accessing the news for five categories – TV, radio, print, online, and not specified – in the Canada and Australia.
Overall, TV accounts for the largest share of accessing in Canada, while online dominates in Australia. On the other hand, access by radio is the lowest in both countries.
In Canada, TV is the most significant technique, making four-tenths (40%) of the total accessing ways. Online follows closely, accounting for 36% of accessing methods. Print contributed 14%, placing third, while radio is the least significant, representing only 7%.
In Australia, online is the dominant technique, comprising just above half (52%) of accessing ways. TV method remains consistent with Australia, at 37%. Meanwhile, print accounts for 7% of the techniques, and radio is the least used way, making up a mere 2%.