Back in the old days, the good old American family sat down to breakfast, with the mother in the kitchen, and the father sipping on some black coffee with a hint of sugar reading the news around town and around the world.
Information, was passed way back in The United State's history mainly by newspaper. The newspaper, is where everyone would find out the latest happening in the world around them, whether it be something short and sweet like a girlscout bakesale or something as catastrophic as the bombing of pearl harbor, where as soon as the press unleashed the next issue, men hoarded the copies craving to know what is really is happening on such a terrible day.
As people and technology grew over the years, so did the speed in which technology is transported and shared. In the present day, one could easily gain access to the World Wide Web and uncover any bit of knowledge one could ever desire, including the latest world and local news. Before the World Wide Web, came the television and before that, the radio, both in whitch transfer information extremely faster than the classic newspaper. It is obvious, that the popularity of the All American Newspaper is diminishing, sure there are still the elderly, and the literate minded whom still read the newspaper, but with innovation, comes the death of old innovations and the death of proffesions and the rebirth of newer, proffesions much like the old.
The way technology is excelling forward, the whole of The United States is adapting. Causing the old businesses that back in the old days held the greatest of prestige to lose more and more money, employees, and overall business. For it all, is being moved to the World Wide Web, as it had with the radio and television. Only to a greater extent due to the mass of people that are always connected. Employees in the newspaper business are taking their carreer to the Web and adjusting accordingly.
Monday, January 25, 2010
How has technology effected how we receive information?
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Carreer,
Innovation,
journalism,
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Newspaper,
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Technology,
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