The bar chart compares the percentages of people in a specific country who got their
news
from four different media sources in 2013, 2015, and 2017.
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Overall
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television
was the most popular source of Use synonyms
news
at the beginning of the Use synonyms
period
, though its popularity fluctuated. Use synonyms
In contrast
, Internet usage rose significantly, Linking Words
while
printed Linking Words
newspapers
saw a steady decline. Meanwhile, radio consumption remained relatively stable throughout the entire Use synonyms
period
.
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television
and printed Use synonyms
newspapers
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television
consistently accounted for the highest proportion of Use synonyms
news
consumers, despite a noticeable dip in 2015. Its figure later rebounded, Use synonyms
although
it did not manage to regain its initial peak. Linking Words
On the other hand
, printed Linking Words
newspapers
showed a steady downward trend, with their figures dropping across all three years. The gap between these two sources widened Use synonyms
as a result
, highlighting the falling popularity of traditional print media.
Turning to radio and the Internet, the former experienced only minor fluctuations, as its figures remained almost identical throughout the Linking Words
period
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However
, the Internet demonstrated the most noticeable growth among all four categories. Its numbers rose moderately at first before increasing sharply in the final year, nearly matching the level of Linking Words
television
. By the end of the Use synonyms
period
, online Use synonyms
news
had overtaken both radio and printed Use synonyms
newspapers
, showing a major shift toward digital information sources.Use synonyms