The Internet, Television, and Truth
Since the advent of the Internet, newspapers are becoming less and less important. People are getting their news through the Internet with their laptops, tablets, and even cellphones. Currently, many of people continue to read newspapers, but in the future newspapers might cease to exist because of the other sources of news available. Even if newspapers no longer exist, journalists can still publish their articles online, just as many of them are already doing today. If the newspapers indeed go out, our freedom of information and objective truth will remain intact since the Internet, television, and radio are all providers of our freedom of information and objective truth.

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