The graphs provide information about the number of households who had access to internet and broadband in Australia and how often they used the Internet from 2006 to 2013. In general, an increase in internet and broadband access is seen over time as well as a rise in the frequency of Internet access.
To begin with, we can observe that Internet access grew steadily among households reaching over 75% in 2012-2013. In 2006-2007, broadband access represented only two thirds compared to internet access. However, it rose significantly through the years, reaching almost the same level as the Internet in 2012-2013.
The bar graph confirms that the Internet gained popularity over the years; whereas in 2006-2007 around 65% used the internet daily, in 2012-2013 over 80% were using it every day. Conversely, the number of people using the internet once a week diminished significantly hitting a low of roughly 15% in 2012-2013.
The graphs provide information about the number of households who had
access
to internet and broadband in Australia and how
often
they
used
the Internet from 2006 to 2013.
In general
, an increase in internet and broadband
access
is
seen
over
time
as well
as a rise in the frequency of Internet access.
To
begin
with, we can observe that Internet
access
grew
steadily
among households reaching
over
75% in 2012-2013. In 2006-2007, broadband
access
represented
only
two thirds compared to internet
access
.
However
, it rose
significantly
through the years, reaching almost the same level as the Internet in 2012-2013.
The bar graph confirms that the Internet gained popularity
over
the years; whereas in 2006-2007 around 65%
used
the internet daily, in 2012-2013
over
80% were using it every day.
Conversely
, the number of
people
using the internet once a week diminished
significantly
hitting a low of roughly 15% in 2012-2013.