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Although more and more people read the news on the internet, newspapers will remain the most important source of new. Do you agree or disagree with this statement? v.3

Although more and more people read the news on the internet, newspapers will remain the most important source of new. v. 3
In the present situation where many people are searching for news on Google, it has been a debatable issue whether newspapers or broadcasting can remain the most essential means of conveying information or not. While some people agree with the above opinion, I personally contend that conventional newspapers will disappear in several decades with the following two rationales. To begin with, the development of technology has accelerated the process of transmitting information between providers and consumers. For instance, nowadays, it is almost impossible not to witness people with no mobile devices, such as smartphones, tablets, and Macbooks. While we could only use the rudimentary type of cell phones in the early 20c. And the change has reduced the distance between news and viewers; people can speak and communicate in real-time even if there was an accident a couple of minutes ago by using YouTube live or something similar. Everybody is able to become a reporter or a viewer, and I believe that is a revolutionary alteration. Another reason I find the upheaval more reasonable is that conventional newspapers have been manipulated. To be specific, from WW2, when Nazis spread their malicious, detrimental and manipulative propagandas, to the recent cases, when Japan regime is controlling official broadcasts to hide the truth of an enormous amount of nuclear emission in Fukushima. The prime minister, Abe, mentioned 'everything is under control, ', and the official, private broadcasts have never questioned regarding the issue against the government. Likewise, traditional news is likely to be used as a powerful tool for people who have money and authority; therefore, people have been finding a better way to replace outdated means. In conclusion, while some people believe that conventional news will continue in the future, I am convinced that newspapers and broadcasts will be disappeared in several decades because the power of technology is strong enough to address the corruption across worldwide media.
In the present situation where
many
people
are searching for
news
on Google, it has been a debatable issue whether
newspapers
or broadcasting can remain the most essential means of conveying information or not. While
some
people
agree
with the above opinion, I
personally
contend that conventional
newspapers
will disappear in several decades with the following two rationales.

To
begin
with, the development of technology has accelerated the process of transmitting information between providers and consumers.
For instance
, nowadays, it is almost impossible not to witness
people
with no mobile devices, such as smartphones, tablets, and
Macbooks
.
While
we could
only
use
the rudimentary type of cell phones in the early 20c. And the
change
has
reduced
the distance between
news
and viewers;
people
can speak and communicate in real-time even if there was an accident a couple of minutes ago by using YouTube
live
or something similar. Everybody is able to become a reporter or a viewer, and I believe
that is
a revolutionary alteration.

Another reason I find the upheaval more reasonable is that conventional
newspapers
have
been manipulated
. To be specific, from WW2, when Nazis spread their malicious, detrimental and manipulative
propagandas
, to the recent cases, when Japan regime is controlling official broadcasts to
hide
the truth of an enormous amount of nuclear emission in Fukushima. The prime minister, Abe, mentioned 'everything is under control, ', and the official, private broadcasts have never questioned regarding the issue against the
government
.
Likewise
, traditional
news
is likely to be
used
as a powerful tool for
people
who have money and authority;
therefore
,
people
have been finding a better way to replace outdated means.

In conclusion
, while
some
people
believe that conventional
news
will continue in the future, I
am convinced
that
newspapers
and broadcasts will
be disappeared
in several decades
because
the power of technology is strong
enough
to address the corruption across worldwide media.
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IELTS essay Although more and more people read the news on the internet, newspapers will remain the most important source of new. v. 3

Essay
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316 words
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