Tuesday, May 31, 2011

Where Do You Get News From?

All of our sources of news are good. Many people get their daily news from newspaper, radio and television. The news is usually the same, but in my opinion, we get the best information from the television. In many cases, we see the images related to the subject as the speaker gets into development.

Carrying a newspaper in on a daily basis around is not something that many of us would like to do, but we are willing to read it while waiting at the bus and subway stations, airport or just to kill time while the mechanic is working on the car. It gives complete information and more feelings occur as you go through the reading process. You find yourself understand why things have happened instead of how they happened.

Many people listen to radio when they are riding in car. Young people are most likely into music than news. I do sometimes listen to talk shows where people call in to contribute by giving their opinions and ideas about issues going on.

The television gives more live information than any other sources. The speaker always tries the best to get viewers attention by combining speech and images related to the pieces of information.

The lack of time affects the way each of us chooses the way of getting the latest news around the world. Beside the three sources above, some people get news from Internet or by the traditional way: mouth to mouth.

Many prefer television and radio to the newspaper because it is the fastest way to stay connected to what is going on around the world.

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