The two pie charts below clearly show the ways of accessing the news in Canada and Australia in percentage. Indeed, the pie charts have the same five categories indicated by different colors: TV, Radio, Print, Online, Not specified.
First of all, we can constantly separate the Canadian pie chart into 2 categories. So, the first category is Online with 36% and TV with 40%. The second category is Radio with 7%, Print with 14%, and Not specified with 3%. The biggest parts of the Canadian pie charts are the Online and TV parts. Overall, the biggest part is a TV, with 40%. Following that analysis, we can separate the Australian pie chart into the same categories as the Canadian. Then the biggest parts would be Online with 52% and TV with 37%. Also, we can see that the Radio has 7%.
In summary, the Canadian pie chart is rather similar to the Australian. To compare with, we have the Online with differences from 36% for Canada and 52% for Australia. Then the TV parts are relatively the same. In the end, we can observe that the most radical difference is in the Radio part. So, Sudtrslis has 7%, and Canada has two times more.