Newspapers and Magazines are two of the most important sources of recent issues and knowledge in today’s society. Although both newspapers and magazines are types of printed media, they hold very significant differences in every aspect.
Newspapers are read by almost everybody, from all the parts of society and from all the places in the world whereas magazines are generally subject-specific and attract a certain group of people. On the one hand, where a newspaper is considered a general read, magazines signify an individual’s hobbies and interests.
They both also vary in quality of paper and ink, the language of the content, and the frequency of publishing. However, both newspapers and magazines are responsible for disseminating valuable information in society.
Although electronic media is taking over the market, newspapers, and magazines still remain the most trusted form of information.
References
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