Mr. Provost believes that the current method of signing on to the internet and accessing newspapers is too cumbersome to replace paper copies yet. There's something about the intimacy, friendliness and portability that is magical. Many forms Still, the experts agreed that technology will mean newspapers will be delivered in several forms in the future. They'll pick the stories they want on the basis of keyword searches. Even with all the other forms of media available today, Mr. Provost pointed out that half of all adults in the U.S. still read a newspaper on an average weekday, and two-thirds of them do on Sunday.
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Mr. Phelps noted that any form of media must gain its users' trust in order to better inform them about world events, especially in a society that is increasingly focused on immediate self-gratification. We get people to trust us, and then maybe they'll take our advice.