The line graph shows the percentage of people accessing news from 4 sources from 1995 to 2025
The graph below gives information about the proportion of individuals that followed news through various options
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Internet
, TV and radio between 1995 and 2025.
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Overall
, what stands out from the line graph is that all the sources witnessed a downward trend, except for the Linking Words
Internet
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TV had the highest Add a comma
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Internet
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the Internet
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of the period.
Looking at the details, as regards the Linking Words
Internet
, the rate of humans who wanted to achieve news was about 0 in 1995, Use synonyms
then
it saw a slight rise Linking Words
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the ratio went up by around 55 in 2025.
With respect to three other sources, they all had a falling trend. In 1995, the Add a comma
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percent
of TV peaked at just under 70 and the figure levelled off at approximately 50 in 2025. As for Newspaper and Radio, Both of them started with a little difference from each other at around 55 and 53Replace the word
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and finished at just under 30 and just over 20, respectively.Remove the comma
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