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<p>FelipeWedding: </p> <hr /> <div>The face of news is undergoing a huge change at the moment. Both newspapers and television stations are quickly losing viewers to the internet. The net now allows for far superior news coverage for consumers and the traditional news businesses are failing to stay relevant as well as to stay informed of the demands of the readers.&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;Among the main advantages of the internet will be the capability to personalise news in accordance with the interests of the reader. The dynamic nature of the internet implies that as the page is opened by the reader it's contents can be pulled from many different places so that each person will have their own version of the news. The days of everybody opening the newspaper to read about the football are numbered. Instead each person will choose which sections they're going to read about based upon their interests. Solely those who are enthusiastic about football may have a football section, others may have a section for dance or karate or sailing or what ever their interests are. Those with interests in these niche topics will feel more connected to their interests than previously as well as the amount of Breaking News ([https://nalab.stanford.edu/community/profile/keitheckhardt official nalab.stanford.edu blog]) available to such people shall increase as the interest in these niches increases.&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;Conversely, many mainstream newspapers have moved onto the web without understanding the power of the internet. Their web sites are merely an electronic version of their traditional paper copy. They only have a limited range of categories that they cover and readers will still be forced to read the topics that the editors deem to be 'news'. In addition traditional newspapers have very poor coverage of numerous niche categories (on the rare occasions that they do cover these topics). Writers assigned to the task often have very little understand of the category. These reporters write for the reader that has no comprehension of the topic and make frequent mistakes and often get terminology wrong. Niche news sources provide far better coverage of these niche subjects as the writers are usually obsessed with the topic they cover. As a result they're knowledgeable and up-to-date with the topic and may also provide interested readers with a far superior and well written article.&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;The future of news is in personalised news sites that collect the best news from niche web sites. These sites are able to provide news which is both high quality and that's catered to the interests of the reader. As people become more aware of these news sites, the exodus from traditional media companies to these new personalised sites will become even faster.</div>

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