THESE ARE NO LONGER VISIBLE; WE MIGHT NEED TO REIGNITE OUR SUPPORT FOR TRAD MEDIA

These used to be mainstream media. Now printed newspapers have to be reached with far-flung efforts,

and major dailies have shied away from the streets, preferring commercial establishments to sell their stories on print.  Photo taken September 13, 2023. Copyright reserved to Anna Liza VB, the writer and blogger of this site--News Review Philippines.

 

The switch to digital media, unfortunately, made traditional media almost a rare find, like this newsstand that used to carry a number of major publications from broadsheets to tabloids. Now, a newsstand holds only a few tabloids (a smaller version of a printed newspaper), for the public to buy and read.

Newspapers in printed versions have better permanence over digital media as these are not easily editable; and can be filed and stored by the reader anytime.  Unlike digital newspapers which require technical access points to be able to peruse, read, and file.