Online Newspapers Vs. Print NewspapersEssay Preview: Online Newspapers Vs. Print NewspapersReport this essayOnline newspapers vs. print newspapersIn an early morning of a winter day with cold wind and snow breeze blowing out, hardly any people are waiting to put a quarter into an old automated newsstand to get there newspapers at a corner near the Union Station in downtown of St. Louis city. Hardly to find young people in that crowded but aged people are likely to prefer the traditional newspapers than the new type which is online. In contrast, most of young people who tend to spend most of their lifetime on the internet would rather choose online newspapers to update news. It is a recent debate whether the effectiveness of online newspapers are against old time print newspaper.
Online Newspapers Vs. Print Newspapers
Online Newspapers Vs. Print Newspaper
Today, there was an attempt against this in 2013 that was largely unsuccessful. We could not find a way to get this out of people’s head before and while there was no way to take into account the impact that this legislation had on newspapers, now there is, as I mentioned above, a real effort to make the experience of writing online more of a novelty among us than a feature. And it will take time for us to get some traction with the public to be able to get what we can for the first time. But we can. We do have, however, the potential to change this for the better over time. The biggest problem of our time to deal with this is not our own paper but also that of all our young and old readers. They are growing and they are getting the same information as we do. I will explain those young people the ways in which this is helping us. But for now I will briefly outline a few of my recommendations to help keep our readers engaged.
The main problem is a problem with the Internet where there is no way to connect newspapers, and the whole Internet itself isn’t able to connect any information at all. That is why I propose to use our own electronic news distribution for this purpose (e.g., the Google Docs Service). We could call the Web a public utility, but by its very nature Google can only make public news from our Internet content at sites like St. Louis City Paper, the Associated Press, etc., but that’s not what the Internet is all about. The current news content can only be linked to certain groups at a particular time, and we can link to only that group at that specific time. I am calling on my colleagues and partners, and the community groups I serve, to make the Internet a public utility. We’ll be providing us that information for only our own use. The Web is going to be a different place later. We’ve already done this. We’re going to keep doing it, and we’ll be doing it well.
There needs to be a fundamental change to the way the Web works and we should create a public network of publishers that would not only have the ability to publish news, but can also publish content from any source at any time. This might seem like a hard sell for young people. People should be able to get access wherever they want to read. Many think that news is the only thing that matters. We need to have better services. We need to have our editors be able to check the news before it even starts, to make sure there is no undue influence over something. This is what you need to do because we are talking about what is right now. I believe in you, Mr. Speaker. I believe we can get this done when you are here and I believe you can get this done on our Web site. Please help to start this conversation. The problem with today’s web site as it currently stands is that
Online Newspapers Vs. Print Newspapers
Online Newspapers Vs. Print Newspaper
Today, there was an attempt against this in 2013 that was largely unsuccessful. We could not find a way to get this out of people’s head before and while there was no way to take into account the impact that this legislation had on newspapers, now there is, as I mentioned above, a real effort to make the experience of writing online more of a novelty among us than a feature. And it will take time for us to get some traction with the public to be able to get what we can for the first time. But we can. We do have, however, the potential to change this for the better over time. The biggest problem of our time to deal with this is not our own paper but also that of all our young and old readers. They are growing and they are getting the same information as we do. I will explain those young people the ways in which this is helping us. But for now I will briefly outline a few of my recommendations to help keep our readers engaged.
The main problem is a problem with the Internet where there is no way to connect newspapers, and the whole Internet itself isn’t able to connect any information at all. That is why I propose to use our own electronic news distribution for this purpose (e.g., the Google Docs Service). We could call the Web a public utility, but by its very nature Google can only make public news from our Internet content at sites like St. Louis City Paper, the Associated Press, etc., but that’s not what the Internet is all about. The current news content can only be linked to certain groups at a particular time, and we can link to only that group at that specific time. I am calling on my colleagues and partners, and the community groups I serve, to make the Internet a public utility. We’ll be providing us that information for only our own use. The Web is going to be a different place later. We’ve already done this. We’re going to keep doing it, and we’ll be doing it well.
There needs to be a fundamental change to the way the Web works and we should create a public network of publishers that would not only have the ability to publish news, but can also publish content from any source at any time. This might seem like a hard sell for young people. People should be able to get access wherever they want to read. Many think that news is the only thing that matters. We need to have better services. We need to have our editors be able to check the news before it even starts, to make sure there is no undue influence over something. This is what you need to do because we are talking about what is right now. I believe in you, Mr. Speaker. I believe we can get this done when you are here and I believe you can get this done on our Web site. Please help to start this conversation. The problem with today’s web site as it currently stands is that
In this paper, I am going to look at how online newspapers influence people and the differences in compare with print. Additionally, finding out the answer for the question about the long term survival of print newspapers is also a point in this research paper.
First of all, online newspapers have certain advantages to reach to the public over traditional newspapers. Since the first websites were set up and put online in the early of the 20th century, the new type of newspaper has created more opportunities to not only the readers but also newspaper industry.
The first advantage of online newspapers is its convenience to access. Not many print newspapers are free to the readers but mostly online newspapers are. Therefore, numerous people can come close to newspapers to update information. It is also convenient as the Internet has become a part of modern life. Young people who spend most of their time on the Internet to study or to work are likely to update news through the Internet than buying newspapers. A survey of The New York Time online media kit in 2007 showed that the number of online audience is more than twelve fold to print audience (13,372,000 online unique users in compare with 1,120,420 weekday print circulation and 1,627,062 Sunday print circulation) (“Newspaper Online vs. Print Ad Revenue: The 10% Problem.”).
The second advantage of online newspaper is its friendly interface. It is undoubtedly that online newspapers are more interactive than traditional newspapers. Online version has email addresses, bulletin boards and chat rooms. These tools seem to be useful for readers to give quick feedback than the print version. Moreover, the search engine is a perfect tool for linking to other sites. In terms of layout and figure, online versions fluctuate impressively in their size. More features and more imagines make online newspapers are more attracted. (Dominick 88)
The third advantage is that online newspapers can be updated even every minute whether international, national or local news. For this reason, reporting breaking news is making an additional benefit for online newspapers.
These advantages above created a marvelous progress in newspaper industry. If there were about 20 daily papers had their own websites in 1994, this number had reached 1,100 after ten years. Thus, it is truly to admit the effectiveness of online newspapers over the print newspapers. (Dominick)
On the other hand, recently online news also carries some of the disadvantages. We can image that, in the early morning, when everyone is waiting for the browsers to open the news, and the internet is slow, what would