The table compares the adults’ frequent Internet usage in a particular European nation between the year 2006 and 2010.
Overall, it is evident that there was a significant increase in the daily Internet usage, however, the remaining categories experienced a down ward trend. In addition, the proportion of those who never used the Internet decreased dramatically throughout the examined period.
In 2006, the percentage of European adults using the Internet on a daily basis was the highest, at 36%, followed by the proportion of those who never used the Internet, at 34%. Besides, thefigure for 3 times a month and weekly Internet access were exactly the same, at 15% for each category.
Regarding the final examined year, the proportion of individuals accessing the Internet daily soared, from just over a third to slightly under three quaters. Additionally, the figure for weekly Internet usage increased marginally by 7% in the year 2010. Conversely, the percentage of adults who never utilize the Internet witnessed a sharp decline, from 34% in 2006 to just 1% in the 2010. Similarly, a 10% drop was witnessed in the proportion of European adults using the Internet three times a month.