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Newspapers Have an Enormous Influence on People’s Opinions and Ideas

Newspapers Have an Enormous Influence on People’s Opinions and Ideas

Newspapers Have an Enormous Influence on People’s Opinions and Ideas. Why and Do You Think It Is a Positive or Negative Situation?


Newspapers have brought a huge impact on people’s beliefs and the way they perceive things. It is one of the most popular media, which is read by the majority of people all around the world, and it should be encouraged. Even though there are different opinions on this matter, I believe that it is more positive than negative as it enlightens and educates the public about what is happening around the globe.

Firstly, people can get acquainted with accurate and reliable knowledge of current happenings in the local as well as international news through newspapers. It is because the emergence of social platforms has provided the public with unverified information. Therefore, people give more priority to printed media and always rely on them to confirm whether the news is authentic. In addition, newspapers will benefit those who do not have assistance from any other media. To exemplify, people living in areas where there is an interrupted power supply rely on newspapers to get updated with the ongoing news.

Secondly, people will be educated through newspapers. During the time of the pandemic, people have learned about the precautions to avoid direct contact with people, the proper method of washing hands and disposing of masks to avoid spreading the virus. Moreover, the individuals will know about the number of job vacancies available. For instance, many people get employed through adverts in newspapers. Finally, the students can get to know about the different scholarship schemes applicable to them.

To recapitulate, I tend to agree that newspapers have had a positive impact on people’s opinions and beliefs. It helps the citizens to get updated with the news around us. Furthermore, it enlightens and educates the inhabitants.

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