Newspapers, television, the Internet... These are the most popular sources of news nowadays. Considering the three "items" listed on the begining, the technological progress is clearly visible. But does it mean that with the arrival of the Internet people stopped reading newspapers? Or does everybody realise that the news presented on the TV are subjective and they need to be verified?
It all depends on the age group. My peers are most likely to use the web while searching the information, parents prefer television news. The Internet is a kind of new technology. It is neccessary for young people to get along with it as studying is very computerised in 21st century. Also, it is easier for them to learn about the workings of new technology as it arises along with them. The older generations often do not need to use the Internet so they do not pay so much attention to it. In most cases it is an additional thing to do and not everybody is interested in it.
Because of the speed of today's society, the newspapers are becoming less and less important when it comes to delivering information. Among my relatives it is almost impossible for me to point at an individual who buys a newspaper for the sake of news.
People are usually faithful to their choice of receiving their data. They only tend to make shifts between different channels on TV or different sites on the Internet. It appears that variations take place only within one particular medium.
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