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Nov 12, 2010
Why he prefers The Straits Times to news on the Net
YESTERDAY'S report ('Newspapers still relevant: SM Goh') reconfirms my view that newspapers will always remain relevant.
It is a medium which the Internet and the visual media will never replace.
For instance, a reader can always reach for his newspaper at any time, and it allows him to think and mull over its contents even as he reads. Neither the visual media nor the Internet offers such a convenience.
It takes more than an hour of reading The Straits Times before I can put the paper down.
The paper comes to me like a fresh brew of coffee every day. I can hardly say this about the Internet.
C.V.G. Krishnan
http://www.straitstimes.com/STForum/Story/STIStory_602317.html
Home > ST Forum > Story
Nov 12, 2010
Why he prefers The Straits Times to news on the Net
YESTERDAY'S report ('Newspapers still relevant: SM Goh') reconfirms my view that newspapers will always remain relevant.
It is a medium which the Internet and the visual media will never replace.
For instance, a reader can always reach for his newspaper at any time, and it allows him to think and mull over its contents even as he reads. Neither the visual media nor the Internet offers such a convenience.
It takes more than an hour of reading The Straits Times before I can put the paper down.
The paper comes to me like a fresh brew of coffee every day. I can hardly say this about the Internet.
C.V.G. Krishnan
http://www.straitstimes.com/STForum/Story/STIStory_602317.html