The table compares the percentages of the accessibility of internet , using by adults in a European country over a period from 2006 to 2010.
Overall, it is clear that daily use of the internet was the leading in all years, accounted for the highest percentage of the internet use. By contrast, 3times/month category showed the lowest the shares of the internet use, followed by never use of internet had decreased sharply until 2010, despite being the second dominant category at the beginning of the period.
In 2006, daily use of social networking was a front-runner, making up 36%, whereas weekly use of internet constituted the share of 15%. Daily and weekly use of internet experienced a significant growth, increasing to 45% and 29% respectively between 2007 and 2008.The percentage of daily use rose significantly in 2009, comprising 65%, while weekly use of internet saw a small decline, accounting for the share of 25%.Throughout 2010, daily use of internet reached a peak of 72%, it climbed continuously by this time. In contrast, the weekly use of internet saw a fluctuation, dropping slightly to 22% during this period of time.
Throughout 2006,never use of internet was the second dominant category, representing 34%, whereas three times/month comprised 15%. In 2007,the percentage of three times use of internet in a month remained stable at 15%, while never use of internet plummeted dramatically to 20%. From 2008 to 2010, both of them fell sharply, standing at 5% and 1% respectively at the end of the period.