The charts illustrate the main news sources for three age groups: teenagers, young adults, and older people. Overall, online news sites are the most popular source among teenagers and young adults, while older people prefer traditional media, especially television. Among teenagers, online news sites account for the largest share, at just over half, whereas TV and printed newspapers are used by much smaller proportions. Young adults show a more balanced pattern, although online news still ranks first, followed by television and printed newspapers. In contrast, older people rely heavily on TV, which makes up the biggest percentage of their news consumption. Printed newspapers are also more popular with this group than with younger people. Other sources represent the smallest proportion across all three groups. In general, the charts show a clear shift from traditional to digital news sources among younger generations.

The charts illustrate the main news sources for three age groups: teenagers, young adults, and older people. Overall, online news sites are the most popular source among teenagers and young adults, while older people prefer traditional media, especially television. Among teenagers, online news sites account for the largest share, at just over half, whereas TV and printed newspapers are used by much smaller proportions. Young adults show a more balanced pattern, although online news still ranks first, followed by television and printed newspapers. In contrast, older people rely heavily on TV, which makes up the biggest percentage of their news consumption. Printed newspapers are also more popular with this group than with younger people. Other sources represent the smallest proportion across all three groups. In general, the charts show a clear shift from traditional to digital news sources among younger generations.