This report summarized the information presented two pie chart, which show the compare ways of accessing the news in Canada and Australia. The categories of accessing the news include TV, Radio, Print, Online, and Not specified.
In Canada, the largest percentage of the news was for TV, which accounted 40% of the total. The amount of the four other categories were similar, with Online, Print, Radio, and Not specified making up 30%, 14%, 7%, and 3% respectively.
By Australia, the proportion had change although not drastically. Online remained the biggest category with more than half of the total, and radio was the lowest amount at 2%. Regarding TV, there was little change over the decade, with a difference of only 3%, whereas Print had decreased from 14% to 7%. Likewise, Not specified had slightly decreased from 3% to 2%.
Overall, it can be seen that there had been little changed over the years.
