The pie charts illustrate the main news sources for teenagers, young adults, and old people according to a survey conducted in 2022. Overall, television was the most popular source for all age groups. It was chosen by 42 per cent of old people, and more than one third of teenagers and young adults. Meanwhile, the Internet source emerged as a strong contender for younger audiences. While only 6 per cent of old people rely on the internet for news, this number jumps to 33 per cent for young adults and a surprising 52 per cent for teenagers. By contrast, printed newspapers were the second choice of news source for old people with 29 percent, while only 7 per cent for teenagers and 6 per cent for young adults. Young adults and old people relied on "other" sources for news around a quarter, while teenagers only had 4 per cent.