Newspapers, a Medium of the Past? It was on the morning of 12th, Sep. On hearing that an unbelievable catastrophe had happened in New York, I rushed to a news stand and anxiously asked for a copy of newspaper, only to be told that they had already been sold out. Though I knew the details of the disaster on TV later the day, I still bought a pile of newspapers and read them with gusto. At least to traditional readers like me, newspapers still hold an important position in our heart. Some people regard newspapers as a medium of the past and predict that they will be replaced by TV and the Internet in the near future. They point out that the two new media have the advantage of promptness and vividness. Through live broadcast of news events, TV viewers can feel that they are on the spot, seeing what's actually happening with their own eyes. As far as I'm concerned, however, newspapers may provide the readers with factual reports as well as certain viewpoint. When people argue that with the development of the Internet, people now have an easier access to news media through PDAs, mobile phones and PCs. Wherever one wants to know what's happening in the world, he no longer needs to bother searching for a bookstore.Instead, he would surf online and find exactly what he wants on a website. However, there are more people, me included, firmly hold the opinion that newspapers are still indispensable to our life.First of all, Newspapers gain us a deeper insights into the events. A well-written report, reasonable and forceful, probing into the core of the topic, provoke our thoughts on such issues as morality, justice, value and so on. While TV feasts our eyes with flash pictures, newspapers enrich our minds with sparkling wits. Secondly, though with great potential, the new media are not as popular as newspapers. A retired worker would rather buy an evening paper on his way home, instead of taking pains to learn how to operate a PC. A senior manager would prefer to skip through a Wall Street Daily rather than waste his precious time in front of a TV on the bus set. Last but not the least, people like to read newspapers just out of habit. They prefer the lovely smell of a newly printed newspaper to computer screen which makes their heads spin. They want to see words in black and white, and keep them after reading, if necessary. Considering the fact that radios have not been driven out of the market by TV, and book sales not affected by the invention of e-book, I would draw the conclusion that despite the increasing popularity of new media, newspapers still play an important role in people's life.
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報(bào)紙、雜志過去? 這是12日上午,9聽到了難以置信的災(zāi)難發(fā)生在紐約,我趕到記者站,急著要求一份報(bào)紙,只是聽說他們已經(jīng)銷售一空. 雖然我知道詳情后,每天在電視上的災(zāi)難,我還是買了一堆報(bào)紙,看他們高興. 至少我喜歡閱讀的傳統(tǒng),報(bào)紙仍然在我們心中的重要位置. 有些人把報(bào)紙作為教學(xué)過去和預(yù)測(cè),他們將取代電視及互聯(lián)網(wǎng)在不久的將來. 他們指出,這兩個(gè)新媒體的優(yōu)勢(shì),及時(shí)可視性. 通過現(xiàn)場(chǎng)直播的新聞事件 ,當(dāng)觀眾感受到他們當(dāng)場(chǎng)看的實(shí)際情況與自己的眼睛. 對(duì)我而言,可提供讀者與報(bào)紙報(bào)道的事實(shí),以及一些看法. 有人認(rèn)為,互聯(lián)網(wǎng)的發(fā)展,現(xiàn)在有一個(gè)人更容易通過新聞媒介PDA、手機(jī)和電腦. 只要你想知道的世界上發(fā)生的,他都不再需要尋找Bookstore.instead,他會(huì)上網(wǎng)瀏覽,正是他要尋找的網(wǎng)站. 然而,有更多的人,包括我,牢牢把握輿論,報(bào)紙仍不可life.first我們所有人,我們的報(bào)紙得到了更深入了解的事件 . 良好的書面報(bào)告、合理的、有力的,探究的核心課題,引起我們思考諸如道德、正義、價(jià)值等. 而電視畫面瞬間,我們眼前大餐,豐富我們的報(bào)紙有什么聰明的頭腦. 其次,雖然有很大的潛力,而不是新媒體的熱門報(bào)紙. 退休職工寧愿買回家途中晚報(bào),而是不厭其煩地學(xué)會(huì)了電腦操作. 一位資深經(jīng)理希望通過跳華爾街他浪費(fèi)寶貴的時(shí)間,而不是每天在電視前坐公車的. 最后,但并非最不喜歡讀報(bào)紙只是個(gè)習(xí)慣. 喜歡可愛的味道,新報(bào)紙印刷電腦屏幕使頭顱旋轉(zhuǎn). 他們希望看到黑白字,讓他們看了,如果有需要的. 考慮到收音機(jī)尚未淘汰的電視、書籍銷售不影響發(fā)明電子書,我的結(jié)論是,盡管愈來愈多的新媒體,報(bào)紙仍然發(fā)揮著重要作用人的生活.
