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What are the pros and cons of Internet-news over coventional newspapers? Posted by sapper on Apr 21, 2009. |
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the advantage of internet is easy access to have rapid information and free of charge rather than newspapers.Sometimes its not reliable Posted by celinecia on Apr 21, 2009. |
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Internet news tends to be current and updated almost in real-time. Conventional newspapers used to be a way to get more detailed and in-depth information and analysis about a topic, but in an effort to compete with the internet, many newspapers are trying to shorten stories and sort of emulate the internet stories in print by appealing to the short attention span of the fickle American public. Posted by lhc on Apr 21, 2009. |
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Today there is an increasing trend of providing news on the Internet. The most big newspaper companies have also set up sites on the Internet to provide news in addition to what is available through their newspapers. Understandably this is because of many advantages of supplying news over the Internet. The major advantages of the Internet-news are:
However, there are other areas where newspapers score over the Internet-news. The main advantages of newspapers are:
However, it is important to note that Internet capabilities are improving very fast, and with that the Internet-news is moving toward overcoming its current disadvantages over newspaper. It is also increasing the margin of advantages where it scores over newspaper. Posted by krishna-agrawala on Apr 21, 2009. |
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Internet news also includes newspapers, because the content available in print editions can also be accessed online. For this reason, a reader from Boston can access The Boston Herald anywhere s/he travels in the world where an internet connection is available. Readers are able to read a variety of newspapers online at no charge anytime they'd like. Internet newspaper homepages also have archives where a reader can easily access articles and information from previous editions. In the past, one would have to visit a news office or write to request past articles. Even the "touch friendly" aspects of a print newspaper, such as the daily crossword puzzle, are now available online for readers. Posted by mrsmonica on Apr 25, 2009. |
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One of the cons I have noticed is that on-line material can come from anyone and that anyone can become a "citizen journalist." One of the greatest problems that this creates is that ethical standards and basic journalism standards might not be adherred to simply because the reporter is not aware of them. This is why education and training are so important. Posted by epollock on May 23, 2009. |

