While the Internet provides a large source of information, newspapers are still more accessible to many people due to the cost and technological requirements of accessing the Internet. Newspapers have also become a daily habit and ritual for many people who enjoy reading them with coffee or doing puzzles. While the Internet offers a wide range of news sources, many websites are low quality or sensationalized, whereas newspapers are written by professionals who provide in-depth and critical analysis of issues. Therefore, newspapers remain a cheap and enjoyable option for mass media, and are unlikely to disappear despite the rise of the Internet.

1. Topic: With the rise in popularity of the Internet, newspapers will soon become a thing of
the past. To what extent do you agree or disagree?
Obviously, the Internet is an extremely large source of information where people can find almost
anything they want. Therefore, it is believed by some people that the Internet will take the place
of newspapers, which might result in the disappearace of newspapes in a near future. However,
as far as I am concerned, taking into consideration the accessibility and popularity of newspaper,
such a prospect is unlikely to will never come.
In the first place, it is true that newspapers are more accessible to a greater number of people
everyone from every walk of life than the Internet. Undeniably, compared with newspapers, the
Internet requires more sophisticated technological devices such as smart phones or computers in
order to get access to. However, for those who struggle to make ends meet, those things seem to
be luxurious and far beyond their reach. Therefore, newspapers prove to be more ideal as they
are much less expensive but still able to keep people up-to-date with affairs happening all around
the world.
What is more, since the first introduction of newspapers print media, reading them newspaper
has become a daily habit of a huge number of people the whole world over. Indeed, despite the
rapid development of the Internet, royal readers still prefer sitting down comfortably with a cup
of coffee and then catching up on some breaking news in the New York Times or the Daily
Express. In addition to this, they find it really interesting to spend a lovely Sunday morning
doing the crossword in a paper on their own or with family members. Again, for years, reading
newspaper has been a ritual that can give people a sense of modest comfort and relaxation.
To a certain extent, some people can argue that the Internet provides users with a much wider
range of news. It may be true that once people get access to the Internet, there is, in front of
them, a broad variety of news websites of all areas from politics, finance to music or drama.
However, it goes without saying that a considerable number of those websites are of low quality
and often attract people with sensational headlines. Meanwhile, in fact, popular newspapers are
written by professionals who, besides reporting news, analyse it critically in great details.
Therefore, not only are newspaper readers informed of international and national crises but they
also have multidimensional eyes about them.
In conclusion, the newspaper is newspapers are a cheap option for everyone to get news as well
as a plain form of enjoying themselves. Therefore, I firmly believe that newspapers will endure
as a symbol of mass media despite the increasing popularity of the Internet.