Today more and more people are using computers and electronic devices to access information. Thus, there is no need to print newspapers, books, or magazines anymore. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

With the advent of technology, it is true that there is an increased use of digital

devices

when compared to newspapers, books and other traditional forms. While

this

is true, I completely disagree with the notion that the necessity of non-digital forms would die over time.

Firstly

, with regards to the traditional form of

information

, I think the newspapers still hold the rich

content

of everyday life. In a busy life of an individual, one can find the relevant

content

of daily news in

this

medium. Accessing the same

content

, and sitting in front of a computer or television for hours will not only bring stress but

also

health problems to humans.

Furthermore

, print media

also

provides better ways of improving language literature by reading physically. It

also

encourages Book and magazine collections on various topics ,unlike digital soft copies.

Hence

,

this

medium is less costly than a digital device in the market today.

On the other hand

, Digital

devices

provide better

content

to individuals across the globe. It is true that it made life easy for the majority of mankind. From big corporates to post offices, situated in remote villages technological

devices

played a vital role in accessing the

content

. But as

this

information

grows rapidly, there is a problem of security associated with it.

Hence

, the greater the

information

greater the threat underpinning it.

Additionally

, the ease of access to these electronic machines will result in lesser discussion forums as everyone tend to operate with their personal

devices

only. In my opinion, whilst there is an increase in the use of digital

devices

to access the

information

around us, it definitely cannot replace the benefits realized through a physical form of

content

. The only way forward is to continue encouraging magazines and books at various touch points of customer shopping.