The charts compare ways of consuming the news in Canada and Australia.
Overall, the most usable way for accessing the news in Canada is TV, whereas in Australia it is through online resources. A least amounts of getting news through magazines, newspapers or radio are noticed in Australia, compared with the indexes in Canada.
As it can be seen from the pie chart concerning Canada, the majority of people are consuming information through either online resources or TV, 36% and 40% respectively. Other types of communication through which news can be passed, such as, radio and newspapers are used by only 7% and 14% respectively. Only 3% of citizens of Canada are consuming information through non specified sources.
Turning to the Australia, more than a half of all citizens(52%) are accessing news through websites or other online sources, whereas in Canada it is only 36%. TV types of communication are used by 37% of people in Australia, whilst in Canada the percentage is a bit bigger, 40%. The least amounts are assigned to print, radio and non specified resources, 7%, 2%, 2%, respectively.
