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now, I have to solve the problem of social homework. So, someone who can answer the questions? Please help me and answer the question. It is What is the difference between reading newspapers and historical sources informations.
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∙ 14y ago
The choice between TV news and newspapers is subjective and depends on personal preference. TV news provides visual and live coverage, making it more engaging for some, while newspapers offer in-depth analysis and the ability to consume news at one's own pace. It is recommended to use a combination of both to stay well-informed.
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∙ 12y agoThe difference is quiet simple. In television programming like the news, the reporters have only a certain amount of time per slot to fi all the stories of the day. WHereas a newspaper has no time frame and is able to report the entire story without leaving out detail that the news may have not had enough time to fit in. The news puts the days events ina nutshell basically but the newspaper is able to go into greater detail and eloborate.
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∙ 14y agoI would have to say for my own personal opinion here. Newspaper.
Sometimes on the local news and other things you don't get all the news or all the report in full. You also don't get the updates. Then there are the ads and events and other things including classifieds and other things that you really would not get from anything on television at all..not nationally or locally.
So I have to state it is Newspaper for me.
It really depends on what the individual is looking for at the time what topic and what for too?
I mean if you want the weather watching it on television can be more accurate then the papers state.
If you want to find out about the accident up the street it might be in the local paper before it is on the news.
So it is really depending on what you are looking for. Newspapers generally have a political angle to their editorial. This can skew the news to the editors or owners politics. So beware. Radio news like Voice of America or BBC are generally even handed in their presentation of news.
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∙ 15y agoshould both media be classified on what ground
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∙ 13y agoradio because they will tell you the news when its happening not the next day
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∙ 13y ago... Apple pie!
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∙ 13y agoweather, crime
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∙ 11y agoThe television tells you more
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Where can you read the news?
newspaper, internet, television and magazines
Can you watch the news or read a newspaper in jail?
It depends on what your crime is, but most prisons do allow newspaper and TV
How did you know what the most important news is?
Usually it is the news that is put on the front page of the newspaper or - on the TV News - the item that they start the newsbroadcast with.
What is the meaning of news sport?
The correct pronunciation would "sports news". The meaning of this term is that it is some form of television, radio or newspaper that delivers sporting news to consumers.
In Canada how are ideas moved from person to person?
newspaper, the news tv, computers, the internet etc.
How did television improve communication?
News as it happens, not day old stuff [ or more ] like the newspaper.
Name a place Where you get news that's not reliable?
Tabloids TV internet Work Newspaper Friends
Name a place where you get news that's not exactly reliable?
Tabloids TV Internet Work Newspaper Friends
What are the disantages of newspapers?
The major disadvantage of a newspaper over television, radio or online news is that it publishes once a day.
How did people get news 50 years ago?
Radio, television, newspaper...pretty much the same way as today.
Where can one find funny news stories?
One can find funny or humorous news stories in just about any newspaper or news television program. One can watch major news networks like CNN, Fox, or MSNBC for funny news.
Where can a person go to get news about the NFL?
There are many places one can go to get news about the NFL. Sports TV networks are a very common and popular place to get NFL news, as is the sports section of the newspaper and the online websites of sports TV networks.
