A graph shows trend changes in news sources over time from 1991 to 1993.

The different sources

include Television, newspaper, radio, magazines, and internet. The most popular source is television
and the least popular are the magazines. Television has highest number of viewership with a slight
decrease, with its peak at more than 80% in 1991 and slightly less than 80 percent in 2013. Newspaper
readership has decreased significantly compared to its highest at 60 percent in 1993, and declined in
2013 at slightly less than 30 percent. Radio news sources have been low at 15% in 1991 with its peak at
25 percent in 1996, and slightly increased in 2013 at above 20, with marginal upward and downward
trends. Magazines have been the least popular of all news sources starting at less than 10% in 1991 and
has almost remained the same with no significant change in 2013.