The graphics give us information about the comparison between 2 different countries in the way of accessing to the news. The countries are Australia and Canada.
The two pie charts provide key information about costract methods of accessing the news in two countries, Canada and Australia. The units are measured by Percentages.
The charts illustrate the comparison of different ways people in Canada and Australia obtain the news. Overall, Canadians were familiar with TV to access the news and most Australians chose to read news online. In addit
The given pie charts show the proportion of how people get an information in Canada and Australia. The source are specified in five types, TV, radio, print, online and not specified. All of the figure is presented in per
The illustration below depicts the use of various platforms like tv, radio, print, online for getting information about the current events happening around the world in Canada and Australia. The values are expressed in p
The given pie charts depict the different ways of getting news in two commonwealth countries. Overall, Most of Australian access news from internet, while for Canadian, television is the main source of news. In the othe
The pie charts illustrate several kinds of paths in how Canada and Australia access the news. Generally, Canada dominated the percentage of all ways of accessing the news more than Australia, but it can be seen that Aust
The two pie charts illustrate the percentage of several path of how Canadian and Australian people accessing the news. Overall, the percentages of not specified media, radio, and print respectively were the lowest access
The two pie charts illustrate 5 different ways ( TV, radio, print , online and not specified) of entering the information in Canada and Australia. Units are measured in percentage.
The pie charts illustrate the ways to get the news in two different countries ( Canada - Australia) by using four ways, such as TV , radio, print and online.
The charts provide information about the ways of transmitting data from sources like TV, Radio, Print, Online and Not specified in Australia and Canada.