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The chart illustrates the proportion of people using different methods to access news from 1995 and the prediction to 2025.
Overall, while the Internet gained more popularity during the given period, the opposite was true for the remaining figures. These trends are likely to continue in the future.
The percentage of people who watched news programs on TV was nearly 70% in 1995. The figure then decreased gradually to 55% in 2020, despite a slight rise of 3% in 2010. It is then likely to finish at exactly 50% in 2025. Additionally, starting at about 55%, the figures for newspapers and radio experienced similar downward trends, declining to about 30% of people will use newspapers, and roughly 23% will listen to the radio to get news.
Despite only becoming available in 1995 and attracting only a small proportion of people in 2000, the Internet quickly became prevalant in the next 20 years, with 40% of people using it. The figure is predicted to increase to about 55% in 2025 overcoming newspapers to become the most common method to access news in 2025.
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