(media/ways/methods/channels) that were used by people in a US city to watch television for ten/10 years from 2004 to 2014. •In general, the use of internet improved significantly over the period, while cable and broadcast television usage were declined. Then, the use of satellite technology are slightly increased. In addition, the use of internet was the highest by 2014. The line chart above illustrates how the number of families/domestics region in US town used their technology for watching TV evolve over a 10[-]year period. It’s/It represents by four symbols for each technologies, namely satellite, cable, internet, and brodcast.
Generally, it can be seen that there’s a surge line of internet and
satellite usage[,] while the other two types of technology showed a vivid decreade in the same period/time span/timeframe/moment.
To be precise, At the start of this period, in 2004, most people used
broadcast TV. Over time, broadcast TV became less popular, especially after 2006. This made people switched to other options like cable and internet. In the mid period, cable and broadcast TV became less popular, while internet and satellite TV became more popular. The chart illustrates the number/amount of households using variety of technology to watch television program in a city in the United States between 2004 and 2014. the line graph shows the information about (the total of households using / the usage of household) technology for watching television between 2004 and 2014 in/at one US City. it shows the significant improvement of internet in between ten years, (which got its / and it become the) highest position in 2014. on the other hands, the usage of broadcast decreased/decreasing and became/become the lowest among four others which are satelite and cable.
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