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The bar chart represents the forms of media being used to approach day-to-day information and how the platforms vary according to people's age in a particular country in 2011. There are three categories contain: social networking, microblogging and the last is the radio.
In general, what stands out is that all age groups do not consider microblogging as the main resource to gain updated news by very little proportion. Meanwhile,radio was highly regarded, particularly from the age of 18 to 29 reached a peak.
Take a closer look, most users of the internet community were 10- to 29-year-olds, with 80 percent, nearly forth times as much as that of the small blog. However, the opposite propensity could be seen in the figures for the age group from 29 to over 65, microblogging experienced the same tendency. But while microblogging decreased by a fifth, the forum decreased by more than half.
Such was special that with one exception, the percentage of radio users from 29-65+ groups aged approximately about four-fifths. And this exception happened in teenagers with well under percent-40%.