News (paper)
I had just turned twelve when my dad first connected that modem, sat me next to him, and showed me how to use the internet. The first website I checked was Yahoo, perhaps because it was the one my dad first showed me.
I spent the next years falling in love with the internet. Doing my homework over it. Chatting with my classmates about school. Finding out the latest news about my favorite boybands.
Then I grew. And my love for the internet, as well as my reliance, grew along.
Today we were talking about newspapers. I almost never read newspapers. Mind you, I read the news every day most of the time, but I do that on their online counterparts.
With news websites, my hands never get black and dirty. I never have to figure out how exactly to deal with those two humongous pages that I can’t exactly hold comfortably, without having them collapse in the middle. I can always Ctrl+ to make the font bigger. I can always zoom into a picture, or right click and save, or check the same news piece in another website to see different opinions.
Yes, I prefer the digital counterpart.
The digital world is just so… clean. And so easy. And so functional.
Did you enjoy this? Be awesome and share:
