The bar chart illustrates that data individuals of a variety of age groups watch from three different platforms in 2011, with units being measured in percentage.
Overall, it can be seen that all people like to follow news from radio except for 10-17 age group, while the rate of microblogging was the latest in whole age groups.
Moving to a detailed analysis, the figures for social networking ranked first platform, which accounted for 80%, but radio constituted a half of it among 10-17 age groups. However, teenagers prefer radio, and this remained stable in other ages, at around 85%-90%. In this group, a wide range of teenagers watch news from social networking (80%), while as age increased, fewer people used this platform, and the latest indicator was 65+ aged.
With regard to remained platform, the rate of children who watch news from microblogging represented 20% and this has gained popularity among 18-29 aged teenagers, at a quarter. In other age groups, people fewer interested in this platform, and the figures for old people constituted a tenth.