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the types of media that people of different age groups used to get daily news in one country in 2011

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The given bar chart illustrates different
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groups
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 of citizens in one country who used three types of media to receive daily news during 2011.
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, it can be seen that individuals would rather use the
radio
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 than other media to update the world's news as they get older.
Additionally
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, a majority of people used
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 in most
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groups
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, with the exception of those 10–17
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 old. Starting with the two youngest
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, which witnessed the same percentage of people using social media, they accounted for 80%. As for microblogging, it could not even make up one-third of the proportion of users,
while
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radio
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 saw a significant increase, from 40% to more than 90% of the
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 group of 10–17
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 old to 18–29
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 old, respectively. Turning to the remaining
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groups
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, the older individuals were, the less care they had about daily news. In terms of microblogging, its users from different
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 only ranged between 10% and 20%,
whereas
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 on the opposite side, the range of
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 was from about 85% to 90%. Meanwhile, social networking users decreased from 50% in the
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 group 30-49
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 old to 25%, less than it was two times for people over 65
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 old.
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