Nowadays, we are living in a digital era which has resulted in digitalisation in many aspects of our life including the way we read newspapers or books. Digitalisation has given people the simple way to read newspapers or books without having to pay a subscription fee.
In my personal view, in the next 10 to 15 years from now, printed newspapers or books will still exist. It is because people have their own preference on the medium which is used. For instance, the older generation tends to choose the printed newspaper because it offers something that the online version doesn’t have which is the touch-feeling. By touching the paper it gives them the special feeling of comfort. The older generation also tends to not familiar with gadget consequently it hinders them from reading the digital newspapers or books.
For the younger generation, printed newspapers or books will still be the option for them. Many younger generations suffer from digital fatigue thanks to the high intensity of looking at the screen. This causes the younger generation to take a rest from their screen and look for the other option aside from the digital or online-based to relax their eyes. This is leading them to choose the printed newspapers or books rather than the digital one. Reading printed newspapers or books will not harm their eyes as much as the online-based newspapers or books do. As a young generation, I personally choose printed books over the online version in light of the fact that I can physically touch it and it stimulates my motoric and sensory senses.
As I have mentioned above, I do not think that printed newspapers or books will disappear anytime in the near future. The printed version will survive because many people still see it as one of options of reading newspapers or books
Nowadays, we are living in a digital era which has resulted in
digitalisation
in
many
aspects of our life including the way we read
newspapers
or
books
.
Digitalisation
has
given
people
the simple way to read
newspapers
or
books
without having to pay a subscription fee.
In my personal view, in the
next
10 to 15 years from
now
,
printed
newspapers
or
books
will
still
exist. It is
because
people
have their
own
preference on the medium which is
used
.
For instance
, the older generation tends to choose the
printed
newspaper
because
it offers something that the online version doesn’t have which is the touch-feeling. By touching the paper it gives them the special feeling of comfort. The older generation
also
tends to not familiar with gadget
consequently
it hinders them from reading the digital
newspapers
or books.
For the younger generation,
printed
newspapers
or
books
will
still
be the option for them.
Many
younger generations suffer from digital fatigue thanks to the high intensity of looking at the screen. This causes the younger generation to take a rest from their screen and look for the other option aside from the digital or online-based to relax their eyes. This is leading them to choose the
printed
newspapers
or
books
rather
than the digital one. Reading
printed
newspapers
or
books
will not harm their eyes as much as the online-based
newspapers
or
books
do. As a young generation, I
personally
choose
printed
books
over the online version in light of the fact that I can
physically
touch it and it stimulates my
motoric
and sensory senses.
As I have mentioned above, I do not
think
that
printed
newspapers
or
books
will disappear anytime in the near future. The
printed
version will survive
because
many
people
still
see
it as one of options of reading
newspapers
or
books