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Will newspapers disappear one day in the future? This is an old but also new topic. With the appearance and development of the Internet, some media professors one or two years ago predicted that newspapers would disappear one day from our life. To some extent, I agree with them. But when I expressed such an idea in my own blog, some friends questioned me on it. In fact, different people have different ideas about this. Some professors and researchers think that newspapers play a less and less important role in young people’s life compared with the e-media. From the early morning to the late night, young people are searching or reading the information they need from the Internet, but not from newspapers or other printed media. As we all know, our society belongs to the young. If they pay little attention to newspapers they will go out fashion and newspaper agencies will begin to run into debt. They won‘t be able to make enough money for their development from advertisement fees, either. If newspapers lose their ability of earning money, how can they survive in the cruel market? Meanwhile, more and more kinds of media will appear to share the same market and audiences of newspapers. For example, mobile phones are regarded now as the fifth media because they really provide some media services such as communication and the exchange of ideas and thoughts. If technology keeps developing faster and faster, maybe in the near future we will be able to read the mobile phone newspaper on the way to work or at any convenient time. Finally, newspapers develop more slowly than other media. We can not deny that newspapers have made some progress over the years, but this progress is not enough to attract more readers, so their market share has decreased.