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A pair of diagrams have been provided to demonstrate how much money in billions of dollars was expended on sources of publicity in 2005 and to reveal the changes in percentages which were seen in those forms of advertising in the following year. According to the data in the pie chart, it is evident that much greater amounts were directed to TV, direct mail and newspapers advertisements in comparison with the ones on radio, magazines and Internet. By far the highest 63, 3 billion dollars was spent on TV commercials followed by 57, 2 billion dollars on direct mail. The third highest in the list newspaper received 49 billion dollars for advertisements, which was over twice as much as that on radio(21 billion dollars). Magazines and Internet were not quite as popularas the previous for commercialising products with much the lowest amount of 13 and 8, 8 billion dollars respectively. As regards the changes in the bar chart, the most striking was in the Internet advertising, which received 25% more than previous year. To compare, the next two largest proportions can be seen in the growth of TV and direct mail since they accounted for about 10%. This was followed by newspapers, radio and magazines with 6%, 5% and 7% in turn.