The column chart compares the proportion of individuals utilizing different mediums to obtain news in a certain country in 2013, 2015, and 2017.
Overall, throughout the period, all figures showed a downward trend, with the exception of that for internet, which stood at the bottom in 2013 and culminated reached in second. Despite being the second most preferred medium among people at the beginning, printed newspaper lost their popularity towards the end of the period.
In detailed, the highest percentage of people watched TV to access the news. This figure fell from just under 80% to 68% in 2015, however then increased to just above 70%in the final year. There was considerable drop of 12% in the percentage of people who read newspaper, from 42% to 30% in 2015, and it was followed by a further decrease, declining to 23% in 2017.
After that, the figure for radio saw a marginal decrease from 33% to 30% in 2015, and then it virtually unchanged until 2017. By contrast, in the initial year internet was the least common medium among news readers. This figure rose from 32% to 41% in 2015, after which it underwent a substantial growth, reaching a peak of nearly 70% the most notable change on the chart.
