The chart below shows the total number of minutes (in billions) of telephone calls in the UK, divided into three categories, from 1995-2002.

The bar chart illustrates the time in

minutes

spent on three different call types in the UK between 1995 and 2002.

First,

the local fixed line was the most used way of telecommunication,

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from 70 and

then

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until 1999 to almost 90

billion

minutes

.

However

, after 1999 the amount of time decreased to the initial level of 70. In terms of national and international-fixed lines, started with half compared to the local stationed line,

this

way of connection ended up with only 10

billion

minutes

less compared to the local stationed line.

Second,

the most strike increase was noted in mobile calls. Started as not significant, less than 5

billion

minutes

, it became nine times more used, albeit peaked in 2001 at almost 50, slightly decreased in 2002 to 45

billion

minutes

.

Overall

, there was a disparity in the way of telecommunication at the beginning of the period,

however

,

at the end

, the gaps became less noticeable. Fixed lines remained the most popular,

however

, started as less common,

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mobiles improved their position dramatically.