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  • Since this video was added by me 3 years ago, we have seen continued dramatic growth of newspapers in countries like India, a bloodbath among newspapers in developed nations, and of course, meteoric rise in news-bites devoured with mobile devices. A big challenge with decline of newspapers is that our society is getting fed bits of news rather than deeper analysis.  More data, less insight.

  • Great video! I justhad to leave a comment! Yep...GREAT!

  • This video was recorded in the pre-Kindle era.... LOL

  • This is insightful. Just take note, everyone is not you. Print media will die a slow death. Young people want what they want & want it now-they prefer sound bites. Web news can be personalized-hence the popularity. For the more cerebral that is a deterrent. We tend to process info from a variety of sources and make connections. I never know what discipline my next idea will come from. The "scan" method also works very well for me.

  • Achtung Bangkok Calling!

    YouTube is the new on-line university. You register by clicking on - simply clicking on. And thi is a good clip. " To press the lift button more than once..."

    Wow! Good anecdote. ( Not antidote) DO NOT PRESS THE LIFT BUTTON MORE THAN ONCE!

    Dr John

    Bangkok

    CarSanook ( dot com)

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    speaketh, er, typeth, er readeth, er,screeneth. ENJOY. reax and

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  • Books will not die.

  • Perhaps some people do need to read newspapers. Free newspapers are very useful on the Tube (underground) to pass the time. But I doubt that most people will continue to pay for newspapers in the future. I find most news online. I don't buy a newspaper unless they are also giving away a free mug or an interesting dvd.

  • I agree on the books. But for newspapers?

    I pay 2 dollars for news from yesterday.

    And I get news from now free.

    I agree that human beahiour is not always rational, but there are limits in behaving irrationally too.

  • Paper will survive, same as vinyl records :) SOME people are emotionally connected to it. If you want to predict future, look at young generation...

  • So how can we find a way read that is in an environmental friendly way? Maybe e-ink technology could change the way we read. You would be able to hold it in front of out without using a screen.

  • ahaha .. good insight tho

  • nice vid

  • you got it right dame thats what I say plus I'm a pressman

  • Please do comment and rank this video - it really helps other people find what is helpful. With 11 million users of my pages it can take a little while for me to catch up but I do try to reply to most things. Patrick Dixon

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