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| " The Daily Morning Paper might become a thing of the past." |
As the Internet News Media grows and grows and grows at an exponential rate, newspapers such as The New York Times are now cutting back on printing out the newspapers that our fathers and grand-fathers and family members for generations would grab along with a hot cup of coffee slurping it while reading about the news. That might disappear with our lives. What is happening to printed newspapers?! Read more below.
What does that mean?
Well, newspaper sales have dwindled due to the availability of news on the internet on sites such as CNN.com, ABC.com, NYTimes.com, LATimes.com, and so many more newspapers are now cutting back on printing newspapers in order to save money. There is a lot of controversy over not printing as many newspapers anymore. Some people feel that newspapers are part of their daily morning routine and they can't live without a fresh dose of the morning news with a side of a cup of Joe.
The thing is, companies claim that printing newspapers is a thing of the past and no one buys them anymore.
In a statistic there are 22% of adults overall with no access to the internet medium with only 42% of those being over 65+ years old. This is taking away a form of news for these people that don't have access to this media.
It's detrimental not only to those people but to people who work for these companies. Since they only need so many people to put their stuff online, they don't need as many people to work to print newspapers so they fire them and lay them off. This can hurt families in these areas and add to the economic load already placed from the recession.
In other ways, it's good that these news companies are taking a step into the future. But they shouldn't get rid of printing completely, I suggest putting in a system of requesting printed newspapers, etc. so they can save on production and cut back a bit as well.
Maybe our daily morning routines might be changed FOREVER.
What does that mean?
Well, newspaper sales have dwindled due to the availability of news on the internet on sites such as CNN.com, ABC.com, NYTimes.com, LATimes.com, and so many more newspapers are now cutting back on printing newspapers in order to save money. There is a lot of controversy over not printing as many newspapers anymore. Some people feel that newspapers are part of their daily morning routine and they can't live without a fresh dose of the morning news with a side of a cup of Joe.
The thing is, companies claim that printing newspapers is a thing of the past and no one buys them anymore.
In a statistic there are 22% of adults overall with no access to the internet medium with only 42% of those being over 65+ years old. This is taking away a form of news for these people that don't have access to this media.
It's detrimental not only to those people but to people who work for these companies. Since they only need so many people to put their stuff online, they don't need as many people to work to print newspapers so they fire them and lay them off. This can hurt families in these areas and add to the economic load already placed from the recession.
In other ways, it's good that these news companies are taking a step into the future. But they shouldn't get rid of printing completely, I suggest putting in a system of requesting printed newspapers, etc. so they can save on production and cut back a bit as well.
Maybe our daily morning routines might be changed FOREVER.
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