The graph below gives information about the technology that households in one US city used for watching television 2004 and 2014

The line chart illustrates the technology exploitations by managers in a US metropolis for watching TV from 2004 to 2014.

Overall

, at

first

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the Internet was used the least, but

then

it became the most popular option

while

broadcast

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time fell in popularity

although

it was widely preferred

initially

. Over the given time period, there was a noticeable shift in the preferences of TV communication methods.

Initially

,

Broadcast

held the majority of users at the beginning of the chart.

However

, as time progressed, there was a consistent decline in the popularity of

Broadcast

. The decline became particularly evident from 2006 onwards. The

overall

trend indicates a clear transition in user preferences, with Cable and

Broadcast

we are seeing a decrease, and Internet and Satellite experiencing a notable increase in adoption over the specified timeframe. In 2014, the number of satellite users exceeded

to

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70 thousand.

However

, by 2008, the quantity of cables was approximately three times greater than that in 2014.

Furthermore

, in 2014, the preference for

broadcast

among users significantly decreased compared to 2004. The Internet emerged as the most popular option in 2014. Notably, household popularity surged from 1 thousand to 199.