Some people say that Ebooks and modern technology will totally replace traditional newspaper and magazines to what extent do you agree or disagree.

The problem of whether or not modern technology should replace traditional
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and magazines has sparked a heated debate. While some
people
argue that paper
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are more
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convenient
convinient
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convenient
, I contend that digital versions would lead to
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impact on
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of society. There are two main reasons why
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suggest that traditional
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of getting news are more comfortable. One of them is that older
people
are
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used to
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paper variants. Another cogent reason is that
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way of getting information doesn't need
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internet connection and can be used anywhere. I personally believe that
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way of reading news is relatively positive for several reasons
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the main one being that it is free and can be viewed by anyone.
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, the most recent and fresh news always
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on the websites.
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, according to
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survey conducted by Harvard university, more and more
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give their preference to digital sources of information. In conclusion, I believe, the notion of
people
using modern technologies is indeed good but using newspapers and magazines should be given to provide
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generation opportunity to get the information.
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