The provided two pie-charts illustrate and contrast methods for accessing news in nations Canada and Australia.
According to the pie-charts, majority of news is read online accounting for more than half of the share in Australia as well as over one-third in Canada. Television accounts for the second most popular source of news with about 40 percent in Canada and slightly less than two-fifth in Australia.
Printed sources and radio demand relatively less popularity in these two countries. In Canada, prints occupy 14 percent public demand whereas radio occupies a minimal 7 percent. Australia on the other hand has print users comprising nearly 7 percent and radio being only
2 percent respectively.
Apart, from the above listed sources, an insignificant amount also comes from unspecified ones being 2 percent and 3 percent in Australia and Canada respectively.