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Title: internet and newspaper 题目 网络与报纸
Key words: internetnewspaperpopular
关键词网络报纸流行
Question 1: what is your way of getting access to the latest news?
问题1 你获取新闻的途径是什么？
Answer: I used to get access to the news by reading daily newspaper, but now I seldom buy newspaper for the news resources. I turn to internet for the latest news.
回答我曾经是通过读日报来获取新闻的但是现在我很少把买报纸作为信息来源了我转向
来获取新闻
Question2: why do you choose internet as your news resources?
问题2 为什么选择
来作为新闻来源？
Answer: the reason is very simple. Internet has become more and more popular in people’s daily life and it is so convenient to go around the whole world without even stepping outside the door. And you can also get the entertainment from internet.
回答原因很简单
在人们的日常生活中越来越流行了而且可以足不出户就可以周游世界还可以从因特网中获得娱乐
Question3: so do you think with the development of internet newspaper may disappear
?
问题3 因此你认为随着因特网的发展报纸有一天会消失吗？
Answer: at least now I don’t think it will disappear. Some older people or those who cant use computer have to depend on newspaper to get information. So I think newspaper still will exist for a while.
回答至少我认为现在报纸不会消失的一些老年人或者不会使用电脑的人还得依赖报纸来获取信息因此我认为报纸还会存在一段时间 conclusion: people now have many channels to get information including internet and newspaper which will coexist for a long while.
结论 人们现在有很多获取信息的渠道包括网络和报纸 这两种方式还会共存很长一段时间
221st Century: Newspapers Vs. Internet
The advent of mass printing in the lbth century has once brought about magnificent influence to the world both socially and politically. A piece of newspaper in hand, one could be in formed of what was happening around the world even without having to get out of his armchair. Nowadays, however, the role of newspaper is being seriously challenged by the booming IT industry or world wide web, satellites, optic-cables, to name just a few. As a matter of fact, In today's world where nearly every thing starts with an "e", newspaper will be replaced by other computer based means.
First of all, newspaper can never match internet in its speed. Actually, information of any kind can be transported digitally at up to 300,000,000 meters per second. In a world of efficiency, newspaper can be defeated for this reason solely.
Besides, with internet, information can be transmitted 3 dimentional, which consists of sound, live show and even interaction. Whereas in the paper, only words and photographs could be presented in news stories. Therefore, the former has been made more vivid and descriptive.
Last but not least, computerizing the process of information dissemination provides us with a more objective and state-of-the art point of view. Through internet, we can obtain every detail we might want to know, which was sometimes unrevealed by newspapers for this or that reason. Obviously, the more accurate the facts are, the more easily an objective opinion can be formed.
In conclusion, though newspaper is still regarded as indispensable for our daily routines,it cannot match internet in many aspects.
简 评
本文选择了一个有趣的标题形式“2l世纪：报纸Vs信息”。作者运用标题表达了文章的主题思想：2l世纪网络将成为传统报业的强劲对手。
另一个值得注意的是，在不足30个句子的短文中出现了10处
，作者的用意应该是十分明显的。如开篇以并列形式出现的“the role Of newspapers is being seriously challenged”，“newspaper will be replaced by other computer based means'’表现了传统报纸的
和将被取而代之的紧迫形式。这一立场在文中的其他部分得到了更一步的强化，颇有大势所趋，又无可奈何的悲壮。
应该说，作者对句式的多样化比较注意，把握得较好。文中有“the more．．．the more．．．”，也运用了圆周句即把主要信息置于句首，也运用了掉尾句即把句子的主要信息置于句尾，如“As a mater of bet，in today，s world where nearly everything starts with an 'e'，newspaper will be replaced by other computer based means"。
文中有一处引用了数据"300，000，000"，而不是用“threehundred million"从而显示了网络信息传输速度是为报纸所不可企及的。作者运用数据来增强文章和论点说服力的这一意识和做法，是值得肯定的。
3American Newspapers and the Internet: Threat or Opportunity?
Posted on July 19th, 2007
By Erin Teeling in Bivings, Newspaper Study, Research
We have recently completed the 2007 study of America's top 100 newspaper websites, entitled "American Newspapers and the Internet; Threat or Opportunity?". As the newspaper industry continues to suffer declines in readership and circulation, using the Internet to expand a newspaper's reach is becoming more and more important. While many industry experts fear that the Internet will spell the end of newspapers as we know them, our team here at TBG feels that the Internet presents newspapers with a unique opportunity to make up for lost circulation and readership. This study explores these concepts, as well as the difficulties facing newspapers regarding online advertising, shrinking staffs, and reaching out to consumers. Our research examined the websites of the top 100 newspapers in the United States, as determined by circulation (via the Audit Bureau of Circulations). We evaluated all of the websites on the presence of lack of various web features. Here are some of our key findings:
The use of RSS increased in 2007 by 21 percent since 2006. Now 96 of the papers we researched are using this technology. Within this group, 93 papers offer partial text feeds, while three offer full text RSS feeds. No papers have begun embedding advertisements in their RSS feeds.
Ninety-two percent of America’s top 100 papers now offer video on their websites. This represents a significant jump from 2006, where just 61 percent offered video. In this group, there is a mixture of local, Associated Press, and original content available on newspaper websites. Thirty-nine papers offer original content, 26 use AP video streams, 13 offer video content from local news outlets, four papers use all three technologies, and 10 papers use a mixture of two different types of video.
The number and quality of reporter blogs also improved in 2007. Now, 95 percent of papers offer at least one reporter blog. Ninety-three percent (88 papers) of these blogs allow comments. In 2006, 80 percent of the papers offered blogs, with 83 percent (67 papers) allowing comments.
One-third of newspapers now allow comments on articles. This represents a 14% improvement on 2006 statistics, when only 19 percent of papers allowed comments on articles.
The number of papers requiring registration increased by six percent from last year’s results. Twenty-nine percent of the nation’s top 100 papers now require users to register before gaining full access to their website. Of this group, three papers required a paid subscription, while 26 papers required free registration.
Overall, use of online features by newspapers improved across nearly all the categories when compared to last year's research, "The Use of the Internet by America's Newspapers."
4Why should you read a newspaper printed on a hard-copy while the internet is so convenient?
Most of the time, you do not have a computer around and even if you do
e, you may not have access to the internet. Furthermore, a lot of people find a notebook computer cumbersome although the size of which has become smaller nowadays. Therefore, reading a "REAL" paper is still the choice for them. In fact, you can carry a tradition printed newspaper and read it anywhere such as on the bus, on the plane and on a cruise ship. You can virtually carry this piece of paper to everywhere and most importantly, the weight of the printed newspaper is much lighter than a notebook and certainly, a desk top computer.
In view of this, Satellite Newspapers developed a software and Multicast Satellite Network which provides a super fast distribution "highway" around the globe. It is capable of multi receiving, broadcasting digital newspaper files throughout the world and printing the newspapers with connected systems.
Pontus International, partner of the Satellite Newspapers receives and distributes newspaper data on a daily basis and sells this data via multiple outputs devices, such as the KiOSK and CLiENT. We can provide you with 190 leading multi-national newspapers from over 60 countries in 32 languages in Hong Kong at the same time when they are printed overseas. In some instant, you can even read the news in Hong Kong before your people of your home country because of the time difference.
If you wish to read a same-day edition of Le Monde, The Washington Post and 190 other International newspapers, you can come to us. Better yet, we can deliver to us. Please visit our website
for more details.
Everyone in this world is talking about instant communication and therefore, reading outdated news is not at all helpful to your decision-making in today's fast changing environment. Nevertheless, you can count on Pontus which is devoted to help you to solve this problem because our top priority is to provide you with the faster and most accurate information from your home country, no matter where it is located.
Don't wait! Read the news ahead of your folks back in your home country. Be a guy of the 21st century and read tomorrow's newspapers today.
Key words: internetnewspaperpopular
关键词网络报纸流行
Question 1: what is your way of getting access to the latest news?
问题1 你获取新闻的途径是什么？
Answer: I used to get access to the news by reading daily newspaper, but now I seldom buy newspaper for the news resources. I turn to internet for the latest news.
回答我曾经是通过读日报来获取新闻的但是现在我很少把买报纸作为信息来源了我转向
来获取新闻
Question2: why do you choose internet as your news resources?
问题2 为什么选择
来作为新闻来源？
Answer: the reason is very simple. Internet has become more and more popular in people’s daily life and it is so convenient to go around the whole world without even stepping outside the door. And you can also get the entertainment from internet.
回答原因很简单
在人们的日常生活中越来越流行了而且可以足不出户就可以周游世界还可以从因特网中获得娱乐
Question3: so do you think with the development of internet newspaper may disappear
?
问题3 因此你认为随着因特网的发展报纸有一天会消失吗？
Answer: at least now I don’t think it will disappear. Some older people or those who cant use computer have to depend on newspaper to get information. So I think newspaper still will exist for a while.
回答至少我认为现在报纸不会消失的一些老年人或者不会使用电脑的人还得依赖报纸来获取信息因此我认为报纸还会存在一段时间 conclusion: people now have many channels to get information including internet and newspaper which will coexist for a long while.
结论 人们现在有很多获取信息的渠道包括网络和报纸 这两种方式还会共存很长一段时间
221st Century: Newspapers Vs. Internet
The advent of mass printing in the lbth century has once brought about magnificent influence to the world both socially and politically. A piece of newspaper in hand, one could be in formed of what was happening around the world even without having to get out of his armchair. Nowadays, however, the role of newspaper is being seriously challenged by the booming IT industry or world wide web, satellites, optic-cables, to name just a few. As a matter of fact, In today's world where nearly every thing starts with an "e", newspaper will be replaced by other computer based means.
First of all, newspaper can never match internet in its speed. Actually, information of any kind can be transported digitally at up to 300,000,000 meters per second. In a world of efficiency, newspaper can be defeated for this reason solely.
Besides, with internet, information can be transmitted 3 dimentional, which consists of sound, live show and even interaction. Whereas in the paper, only words and photographs could be presented in news stories. Therefore, the former has been made more vivid and descriptive.
Last but not least, computerizing the process of information dissemination provides us with a more objective and state-of-the art point of view. Through internet, we can obtain every detail we might want to know, which was sometimes unrevealed by newspapers for this or that reason. Obviously, the more accurate the facts are, the more easily an objective opinion can be formed.
In conclusion, though newspaper is still regarded as indispensable for our daily routines,it cannot match internet in many aspects.
简 评
本文选择了一个有趣的标题形式“2l世纪：报纸Vs信息”。作者运用标题表达了文章的主题思想：2l世纪网络将成为传统报业的强劲对手。
另一个值得注意的是，在不足30个句子的短文中出现了10处
，作者的用意应该是十分明显的。如开篇以并列形式出现的“the role Of newspapers is being seriously challenged”，“newspaper will be replaced by other computer based means'’表现了传统报纸的
和将被取而代之的紧迫形式。这一立场在文中的其他部分得到了更一步的强化，颇有大势所趋，又无可奈何的悲壮。
应该说，作者对句式的多样化比较注意，把握得较好。文中有“the more．．．the more．．．”，也运用了圆周句即把主要信息置于句首，也运用了掉尾句即把句子的主要信息置于句尾，如“As a mater of bet，in today，s world where nearly everything starts with an 'e'，newspaper will be replaced by other computer based means"。
文中有一处引用了数据"300，000，000"，而不是用“threehundred million"从而显示了网络信息传输速度是为报纸所不可企及的。作者运用数据来增强文章和论点说服力的这一意识和做法，是值得肯定的。
3American Newspapers and the Internet: Threat or Opportunity?
Posted on July 19th, 2007
By Erin Teeling in Bivings, Newspaper Study, Research
We have recently completed the 2007 study of America's top 100 newspaper websites, entitled "American Newspapers and the Internet; Threat or Opportunity?". As the newspaper industry continues to suffer declines in readership and circulation, using the Internet to expand a newspaper's reach is becoming more and more important. While many industry experts fear that the Internet will spell the end of newspapers as we know them, our team here at TBG feels that the Internet presents newspapers with a unique opportunity to make up for lost circulation and readership. This study explores these concepts, as well as the difficulties facing newspapers regarding online advertising, shrinking staffs, and reaching out to consumers. Our research examined the websites of the top 100 newspapers in the United States, as determined by circulation (via the Audit Bureau of Circulations). We evaluated all of the websites on the presence of lack of various web features. Here are some of our key findings:
The use of RSS increased in 2007 by 21 percent since 2006. Now 96 of the papers we researched are using this technology. Within this group, 93 papers offer partial text feeds, while three offer full text RSS feeds. No papers have begun embedding advertisements in their RSS feeds.
Ninety-two percent of America’s top 100 papers now offer video on their websites. This represents a significant jump from 2006, where just 61 percent offered video. In this group, there is a mixture of local, Associated Press, and original content available on newspaper websites. Thirty-nine papers offer original content, 26 use AP video streams, 13 offer video content from local news outlets, four papers use all three technologies, and 10 papers use a mixture of two different types of video.
The number and quality of reporter blogs also improved in 2007. Now, 95 percent of papers offer at least one reporter blog. Ninety-three percent (88 papers) of these blogs allow comments. In 2006, 80 percent of the papers offered blogs, with 83 percent (67 papers) allowing comments.
One-third of newspapers now allow comments on articles. This represents a 14% improvement on 2006 statistics, when only 19 percent of papers allowed comments on articles.
The number of papers requiring registration increased by six percent from last year’s results. Twenty-nine percent of the nation’s top 100 papers now require users to register before gaining full access to their website. Of this group, three papers required a paid subscription, while 26 papers required free registration.
Overall, use of online features by newspapers improved across nearly all the categories when compared to last year's research, "The Use of the Internet by America's Newspapers."
4Why should you read a newspaper printed on a hard-copy while the internet is so convenient?
Most of the time, you do not have a computer around and even if you do
e, you may not have access to the internet. Furthermore, a lot of people find a notebook computer cumbersome although the size of which has become smaller nowadays. Therefore, reading a "REAL" paper is still the choice for them. In fact, you can carry a tradition printed newspaper and read it anywhere such as on the bus, on the plane and on a cruise ship. You can virtually carry this piece of paper to everywhere and most importantly, the weight of the printed newspaper is much lighter than a notebook and certainly, a desk top computer.
In view of this, Satellite Newspapers developed a software and Multicast Satellite Network which provides a super fast distribution "highway" around the globe. It is capable of multi receiving, broadcasting digital newspaper files throughout the world and printing the newspapers with connected systems.
Pontus International, partner of the Satellite Newspapers receives and distributes newspaper data on a daily basis and sells this data via multiple outputs devices, such as the KiOSK and CLiENT. We can provide you with 190 leading multi-national newspapers from over 60 countries in 32 languages in Hong Kong at the same time when they are printed overseas. In some instant, you can even read the news in Hong Kong before your people of your home country because of the time difference.
If you wish to read a same-day edition of Le Monde, The Washington Post and 190 other International newspapers, you can come to us. Better yet, we can deliver to us. Please visit our website
for more details.
Everyone in this world is talking about instant communication and therefore, reading outdated news is not at all helpful to your decision-making in today's fast changing environment. Nevertheless, you can count on Pontus which is devoted to help you to solve this problem because our top priority is to provide you with the faster and most accurate information from your home country, no matter where it is located.
Don't wait! Read the news ahead of your folks back in your home country. Be a guy of the 21st century and read tomorrow's newspapers today.
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