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Due to the rapid advancement of digital technology, it is believed that traditional printed media will be disappear in the future. Whereas some argue that we should have respect on traditional cultures and keep them in daily routine, I partly agree that digital media will replace printed newspapers and books as they are free and more convenience to find information or materials.＋

Firstly, printed materials will not be disappeared entirely. Many people, especially older generations prefer reading physical copies than picking a phone because they consider that it make their concentration better without distractions. Furthermore, readers find printed books more comfortable and convenient for extended reading ＋sessionsSecondly, the assumption that everything online is free is unrealistic. Many platforms and publishers charge subscriptions fees or use paywalls to generate revenue, . Meanwhile it is more profitable for readers to pay for quality and collectible ＋editionsFinally, environmental issue still have a contact with printed media as many tree have cut down to make papers, steady increasing the deforestation of the area, many animal lose their own home because of human’s activities to benefit themself. In contrast, online readers don’t want to value the tactile experience and collectible nature of physical books, they want something more user-friendly, light, and can use anywhere they want.＋

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n conclusion, while digital platforms will certainly become more dominant, printed newspapers and books will not disappear entirely. ＋The coexistence with both formats seems to be more likely, with readers choose to experience their needs on collectible and online readers who want things more handy and more comfortable to bring anywhere. Therefore, I believe the future will see a balance between traditional printed media and digital media rather than the complete extinction of each category