1 1.) Where
do you get your news today? List the most common places.
I usually watch the news with my parents by
watching 60 minutes and watching the 6:30 am news before I go to school. When
I’m at school I usually have news alerts from the Huffington Post on my phone,
so I know the news right when it happens. I also read the Florida Times-Union
from time to time, usually on Sundays. Most of my friends that are interested
in the news also have news alerts on their smart phones, and we have a school
newspaper and TV channel that tells us some news each day.
2 2.) Why
do you choose to get your news from these places?
I like the Huffington Post because it has breaking
news and opinion, which I admire. I get alerts on my phone because I use it for
most of the the most likely place I will see it. I get my news
from the places that are most convenient to me.
3.) Has
your methods of obtaining news changed at all over time?
I used to not care about news, until I
realized how important it was. It used to be that I really only heard about
natural disasters and terrorist attacks from the information chain via my
parents. Now I find out the news for myself, and sometimes even inform my
parents before they know.
2 4.) What
do you think will come next for the news media?
I think that everything will turn electronic, no
more newspapers or magazines. With everyone wanting to “go green” printing ink
on paper may cease to exist and then be more electronic. I do think that that
theory will take a very long time to come true, because people still yearn and
crave for tangible print, like myself.
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