The pie-charts provide information about the viewership of different TV programmes among three age groups.
Overall, it is clear that the interest in sport content drops dramatically with age, meanwhile the opposite can be seen in news.
Starting with the higher figures, people whose age is 10 to 15 mostly prefer sport and cartoon content at 26% each. In comparison, the popularity of these two TV programmes falls gradually by aging, specifically from 26% to merely 6% of sport and from 26% to 20% of cartoon. By contrast, the reverse is true for news which is watched by 10-15 age group for only 4%, yet popular among adults from 21 to 25 at a significant 33%.
What about the other categories, drama and film accounts the largest 30% and 23% of views by people aged from 16 to 20. Whereas in the rest two age groups these programmes are less popular.
