The pie charts illustrate how different age groups—teenagers, young adults, and old people—access their news. Overall, there is a clear trend where younger generations rely heavily on digital platforms, while older people prefer traditional media. For teenagers, online news sites are the most dominant source, accounting for 52% of their total consumption. In contrast, this figure drops to 33% for young adults and reaches a low of only 6% for old people. Interestingly, television is a significant source for all groups but peaks among the elderly at 42%. The most striking difference is seen in printed newspapers; while they are almost ignored by teenagers (7%) and young adults (6%), they remain a major source for 29% of old people. In summary, as age increases, the preference shifts from modern online platforms to traditional formats like television and physical newspapers.