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The image shows two pie charts with data on the first place Germans and Nigerians (urban areas only) go to get their news in a typical week. For Germans, 45% use TV, 30% use the internet, 11% read newspapers, 10% listen to the radio, and 4% use other sources. For Nigerians, 63% use TV, 22% use the internet, 13% listen to the radio, and 1% rely on friends and family, with no data for newspapers or other sources.
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Pie charts demostrates information on main sources of news in German and urban areas of Nigeria. Even though countries have great difference in preferences when choosing a place to search new information during the week, both have more than 75% occupied by TV and newspapers.

For those categories that is selected by users in Germany and taken over three-quarters of overall news traffic, priority is given to printed format with 45%, while television has only 30%. However the same two sectors in Nigeria has quiet the opposite proportion with 13% and 63% respectively.

Providers that are left in the last quarter shows similarities only in proportion of importance of such resorces as friends and family as well as others which has very small numbers in both regions. At the same time there is variation between weight of radio and internet with a little less than a fifth due to develoment of technologies in presented states.

Taking into account all of the above two nations have mostly diverse news consumption habits despite the fact that most favoured data suppliers are the same.

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