A recent study by the Annenberg School for Communication has shown that, in many cases, readers who prefer the online versions of newspapers and magazines are willing to finally give up and finish the paper. The
detects' European Journalism Center : 22% of Internet users have canceled your subscription to newspapers in print because they can find the same product online. On the other hand, 61% of internet users who read newspapers on paper they miss if they disappeared (last year was 56%).
In general, and especially for our country, it is very difficult to envisage a future disappearance of the paper version: if everyone can read a newspaper, may make use of online newspapers is constrained by the connectivity and accessibility so the computer. The Istat survey on 2008 concerning "citizenship and new technologies", says that Italians are more and more technological, but we're still last in the European Union (strano. ..).
The families consist of only people aged 65 and over continue to be excluded from the possession of technology: just 7.1% by the PC and only 5.5% have access to the Internet. In contrast, families with at least one minor, who own PCs and access, respectively, in 74.3% and 60.9% of cases. In households headed by executive, entrepreneur or freelancer are very popular both PC (83.1%) and Internet access (72.8%). The lowest income households are those headed by workers or not employed. There is also a fair proportion of households that have not yet come to terms with the web: 49.9% of households do not own a PC and 58% do not access the Internet from home. Among the reasons for not navigating, families indicate a lack of ability to connect and surf which is considered unnecessary. The
39.9% said that the time spent reading news online has replaced a lot or part of the time spent leafing through newspapers, magazines and the like.
seems clear that, prior to prophesy the demise of print media, we must wait for it to bridge the gap between the connected and the population that still is not. When she came over as well, can you really imagine a world without newspapers? Above all, it would be a conquest or irremediable loss beneficial?
In general, and especially for our country, it is very difficult to envisage a future disappearance of the paper version: if everyone can read a newspaper, may make use of online newspapers is constrained by the connectivity and accessibility so the computer. The Istat survey on 2008 concerning "citizenship and new technologies", says that Italians are more and more technological, but we're still last in the European Union (strano. ..).
The families consist of only people aged 65 and over continue to be excluded from the possession of technology: just 7.1% by the PC and only 5.5% have access to the Internet. In contrast, families with at least one minor, who own PCs and access, respectively, in 74.3% and 60.9% of cases. In households headed by executive, entrepreneur or freelancer are very popular both PC (83.1%) and Internet access (72.8%). The lowest income households are those headed by workers or not employed. There is also a fair proportion of households that have not yet come to terms with the web: 49.9% of households do not own a PC and 58% do not access the Internet from home. Among the reasons for not navigating, families indicate a lack of ability to connect and surf which is considered unnecessary. The 39.9% said that the time spent reading news online has replaced a lot or part of the time spent leafing through newspapers, magazines and the like.
seems clear that, prior to prophesy the demise of print media, we must wait for it to bridge the gap between the connected and the population that still is not. When she came over as well, can you really imagine a world without newspapers? Above all, it would be a conquest or irremediable loss beneficial?
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