The pie charts give information regarding how people living in Canada and Australia obtain news.
Overall, surfing the internet and watching television are the most popular mediums of receiving news in both countries, the former being more popular in Australia and the latter having more use in Canada.
Going into detail, 40% of Canadians receive news via television, while 36% percent of people living in Canada have access to news through the Internet. In comparison, 52% of Australians, which is 12% more than their Canadian counterparts, use the internet to look for news, whereas 37% of the people living in Canada, which is almost the same proportion as Australia, watch the news through televisions.
Almost a third of the population living in Canada obtain news through printed media, Radio and other unspecified means, as compared to only 11% of people living in Australia who use these mediums to get news.
The pie charts give information regarding how
people
living
in Canada and Australia obtain news.
Overall
, surfing the internet and watching television are the most popular mediums of receiving
news
in both countries, the former being more popular in Australia and the latter having more
use
in Canada.
Going into detail, 40% of Canadians receive
news
via television, while 36% percent of
people
living
in Canada have access to
news
through the Internet.
In comparison
, 52% of Australians, which is 12% more than their Canadian counterparts,
use
the internet to look for
news
, whereas 37% of the
people
living
in Canada, which is almost the same proportion as Australia,
watch
the
news
through televisions.
Almost a third of the population
living
in Canada obtain
news
through printed media, Radio and other unspecified means, as compared to
only
11% of
people
living
in Australia who
use
these mediums to
get
news
.