The printed press is
re configuring itself every day, mainly because of the appearance of the digital
sector. Beyond the changes brought about by digital technology, questions are
frequently asked around the significance of the printed press.
Radio, sound communication
by radio waves usually through the transmission of music, news, and other types of programs from single broadcast station to multitudes of individuals listeners equipped with radio receivers.
Digital-age
impact on Radio, Broadcast and Print media
The unfortunate in trend in all this: Newspapers have
struggled to make money as they have attracted fewer and fewer readers,
especially among young adults. Social media is their preference, and bloggers
get a lot of attention from millions of people.
Newspapers have attracted readers to their Web sites, but
magnetization is an issue.
Today’s radio landscape is
operated by massive media conglomerates like I Heart Media, which alone owns
over 800 radio stations across the country. Radio journalism can be found in
public media stations around the country that still offer local reports on the
radio.
Like their newspaper
cousins, magazines have seen their share of decline. According to a Pew
Research Center study from 2015, sales of newsstand copies fell 14 percent in
2014. Like the newspaper industry that has seen its biggest names weather
declines well, the magazine industry’s biggest names have weathered the storm
as well.
Happy Learning!
Anamika Gupta
IAAN
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