Newspapers are dying. We should all stop and take a moment to appreciate what newspapers have taught us these last few decades. The print news industry is officially dead, or at the very least, it will be soon if something still needs to be done. It’s not about the money because there is no more money for news media companies than for Walmart or Target stores. They’re just not profitable like they used to be, with advertising revenue dropping in recent years and circulation dipping drastically as more people turn to Online News Source for their news.
The problem with print newspapers, though, is that the process of printing and distributing them and selling them through advertising revenue is time-consuming and costly. However, new apps have been popping up to help save the dying news industry.
This new website has created a cool name for itself with a new way of monetizing content online – online ads. These ads are only as long as 50 words or less, and many websites around the Web have successfully started advertising on their sites to generate revenue for themselves.
When online ads appear on sites, the website owners must ensure they are legal, ethical and utterly acceptable to their readers.
The site is free and easy to use, with a setup similar to blogger.com. The site is set up so that if you’re one of the millions of people who have posted content over the last decade on blogs, just trying to create a new way for web users to share their opinions and ideas (or even hate) is not too hard.
The site’s creator said that he created the website so his kids could see the history of how news articles might change depending on what people read or hear in their day-to-day lives.
The site’s maker said: “I thought it would be fun to see what news happened daily and how different people interpret things. It’s also a way for me to teach my kids the importance of the written word and how it can change depending on who is telling the story.”
The site offers a free service on the Internet where individuals can post their daily stories about what is happening in their lives. The website is set up for people to quickly post their stories about what happened in their day or what they heard happened elsewhere.
The person behind this said he started it so his kids could see how news reports can change depending on who speaks or writes them.
