Brandon Beeson

Last night on the news, there was a report on how newspapers are losing business and how the younger generations see the newspaper as yesterday’s news. One guy that was interviewed shared how he receives updates from Google about the news every morning, and loves how those updates are more current than what he can get from a newspaper.

I would have to agree that the newspaper is on the way out. A person can receive news just minutes after it has happened via the internet on their phone or computer. You can even customize the updates to only have news that is important to you, or that interests you. It is more of a personal direct for of news for everyone. It seems that newspapers will need to start catering to the younger and internet connected people to survive.