The graph below shows the percentage of people in one country who accessed the news from four sources between 1995 and the present, with projections to 2025.

The given linear graph illustrates the changes in the way people kept themselves updated with news through four different sources, namely television, newspaper, radio and Internet in a specific country from 1995, with predicted statistics for 2025. In 1995, the majority of users favoured using television for information updating, which was nearly 70% of the population's choice. Standing at the second highest position was the newspaper, at merely 55

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, which was trailed behind by radio's statistics at 52

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of the population's choice.

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, between 1995 and 2003, no one from the mentioned country acknowledged Internet access.

At the end

of the surveyed year, the situation has completely changed.

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the number of television users witnessed a substantial drop to approximately 55

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before quickly recovering by 5

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in the mid of 2000 to 2005 and

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constantly dropping during the rest of the timeline.

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, after entry slowly entering the market during the first seven years, the Internet figures skyrocketed most of the time, and it is estimated that its figure might reach 55

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in 2025. With regards to newspaper and radio categories, their percentage gradually decreased throughout the researched timeframe, it is estimated to reach under 30

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and over 20

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, respectively.