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Band 5+: You are writing an article for your school website about the different ways young people access news in Egypt. Summarise the information shown in the graphs and diagram below and discuss the effects that the changes shown may have.

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The image presents a set of data visualizations: a bar graph showing young people's news sources use percentage, noting smartphones 67% (2016) and 78% (2020), computers 45% (2016) and 38% (2020), TV 87% (2016) and 80% (2020), newspapers 27% (2016) and 20% (2020), and radio 23% (2016) and 15% (2020); a Venn diagram indicating news accessed by 15-18 year-olds in 2021 with celebrities at 77%, sports news at 54%, and national/international news at 32%; a line graph detailing Egypt's smartphone user increase from 2016 (45 million) to 2020 (65 million), and daily newspaper circulation decrease from 2016 (6 million) to 2020 (2 million).
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The graph below illustrates percentage of young people who get news via various sources in Egypt from 2016 to 2020. The main sources are smartphone , computer , TV , newspapers , radio. Information given is evaluated in percentages.

Overall , most of the ways of accessing news via different sources have changed in all 5 sectors. TV and smartphone remained the dominant source of access , while computer and radio use also rose , particulary in 2020.

As we can see , TV was the most popular way of accessing to the news in 2016 , around 85%. And computer was the lowest in demand , around 20%. Other sources were constructing about 35% each.

However , as the world is rapidly developing , the ways of accessing news adapted to new standards. Smartphones have become most common way to use an internet as for 2020 , approxametly 70%. While newspapers have lost their popularity accounted for less than 10%. Nevertheless , some devices still remained stable and gained insignificant growth from 5% to 20%.

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