Several people anticipate that publication of printed materials should come to a halt due to the emergence of computer-based reading habit. As far as I am concerned, such a trend is inevitable.
Firstly, the utmost advantages in terms of costs render printed publications far eclipsed by digital versions. For instance, instead of buying many with various contents, different press agencies, just by a click to search on the Internet, users can access a rich range of reading resources with various contents, many of which are free or cost little. Besides, cutting large expenses on printing or shipping incurred by conventional printing, digitalized publications are substantially economical, granting readers more opportunities to afford quality reading materials at reasonable prices.
Secondly, it is the convenience of digitalized materials that may persuade readers to halt their traditional reading habit. Indeed the availability of thousands of documents, provided domestically and internationally without geographical constraints could bring users unlimited choices and encourage them to read on electronic devices more regularly. Moreover promptness of news updates through e-materials would help individuals keep abreast of the latest news substantially quicker than traditional ones.
Finally, rising awareness of preserving the global environment also plays a role in the imminent elimination of printed materials. To specify, readers over the globe switch to device-based reading as they hope to contribute to reducing logging activities for wood, which would be continued in parallel with demands for printed materials. Therefore, the contemporary reading habit on gadgets is also considered as a meaningful and eco-friendly substitution for the conventional habit.
In conclusion, due to complete advantages of reading on high-tech devices over the habit of reading printed materials, publication of printed versions would seem unnecessary in the future.
Several
people
anticipate that
publication
of
printed
materials
should
come
to a halt due to the emergence of computer-based
reading
habit
. As far as I
am concerned
, such a trend is inevitable.
Firstly
, the utmost advantages in terms of costs render
printed
publications
far eclipsed by digital versions.
For instance
,
instead
of buying
many
with various contents,
different
press agencies,
just
by a click to search on the Internet, users can access a rich range of
reading
resources with various contents,
many
of which are free or cost
little
.
Besides
, cutting large expenses on printing or shipping incurred by conventional printing, digitalized
publications
are
substantially
economical, granting readers more opportunities to afford quality
reading
materials
at reasonable prices.
Secondly
, it is the convenience of digitalized
materials
that may persuade readers to halt their traditional
reading
habit
.
Indeed
the availability of thousands of documents, provided
domestically
and
internationally
without geographical constraints could bring users unlimited choices and encourage them to read on electronic devices more
regularly
.
Moreover
promptness of news updates through e-materials would
help
individuals
keep
abreast of the latest news
substantially
quicker than traditional ones.
Finally
, rising awareness of preserving the global environment
also
plays a role in the imminent elimination of
printed
materials
. To specify, readers over the globe switch to device-based
reading
as they hope to contribute to reducing logging activities for wood, which would
be continued
in parallel with demands for
printed
materials
.
Therefore
, the contemporary
reading
habit
on gadgets is
also
considered as a meaningful and eco-friendly substitution for the conventional habit.
In conclusion
, due to complete advantages of
reading
on high-tech devices over the
habit
of
reading
printed
materials
,
publication
of
printed
versions would seem unnecessary in the future.