The Global Decline in Newspaper Reading
I introduction General comment
Newspapers around the globe are in a state of flux. A newspaper is a lightweight and disposable publication (more specifically, a periodical), usually printed on low-cost paper called newsprint. It may be general or special interest, and may be published daily, weekly, biweekly, monthly, bimonthly, or quarterly. In an era when newspapers in many regions of the world seem to expect their imminent death, an overwhelming majority of individuals reckon that the newspaper which was dominated in the area of media, is losing its reputation. In many countries, the reach of newspapers has steadily declined. Younger cohorts especially are said to instead increasingly rely on online media. Thesis statement
The newspaper has become an outdated source of information, with the popularization of TV and the Internet, most of us choose to watch TV or surf the Internet instead of reading the newspaper.So in my perspective, newspapers will be replaced by the TV and the Internet .This has partly been because of a great deal of drawbacks that newspapers developed and the narrative conventions which this economy imposes upon them. Through new format media, which indicate more convenience than newspaper, individuals draw upon a more discursive space of commentary and opinion on the contemporary rather than being limited to the provision of daily news on newspaper.
II BODY PARAGRAPH A diverse drawbacks involved below Supporting sentences 1 the information couldn’t be renewed in the newspaper as soon as the events happened. 2 Relative things in the newspaper are too scattered and it is hard for us to catch the ideal points. B Waste of forest resource Supporting sentences 1 cost of paper, eg: adds to expense of newspaper 2 environment effect, eg: cut trees, printing ink, and petrol to distribute newspaper C the approach that people acquiring the
Newspapers around the globe are in a state of flux. A newspaper is a lightweight and disposable publication (more specifically, a periodical), usually printed on low-cost paper called newsprint. It may be general or special interest, and may be published daily, weekly, biweekly, monthly, bimonthly, or quarterly. In an era when newspapers in many regions of the world seem to expect their imminent death, an overwhelming majority of individuals reckon that the newspaper which was dominated in the area of media, is losing its reputation. In many countries, the reach of newspapers has steadily declined. Younger cohorts especially are said to instead increasingly rely on online media. Thesis statement
The newspaper has become an outdated source of information, with the popularization of TV and the Internet, most of us choose to watch TV or surf the Internet instead of reading the newspaper.So in my perspective, newspapers will be replaced by the TV and the Internet .This has partly been because of a great deal of drawbacks that newspapers developed and the narrative conventions which this economy imposes upon them. Through new format media, which indicate more convenience than newspaper, individuals draw upon a more discursive space of commentary and opinion on the contemporary rather than being limited to the provision of daily news on newspaper.
II BODY PARAGRAPH A diverse drawbacks involved below Supporting sentences 1 the information couldn’t be renewed in the newspaper as soon as the events happened. 2 Relative things in the newspaper are too scattered and it is hard for us to catch the ideal points. B Waste of forest resource Supporting sentences 1 cost of paper, eg: adds to expense of newspaper 2 environment effect, eg: cut trees, printing ink, and petrol to distribute newspaper C the approach that people acquiring the