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Have you noticed fewer and fewer people are buying the local newspaper? Have you seen a small town newspaper to disappear or be replaced by a larger role in the city? If the public less interested in what's happening in the neighborhood? No, but they are not willing to pay for local gossip information, possibly because much of what the newspapers are conveniently offered through Internet news sources. Some say news of the Internet is killing print news. Internet news and newspapers, allowing audience members to skim headlines and read only the topics that are of interest. However, there is an additional benefit of being able to follow links, or search for additional Internet news related topic.The Federal Trade Commission is to bridge the traditional journalism. But why? Historically, the news coverage evolved from chatting in the local print shop and then in television news. The logic follows that while the public is attracted by the means of the Internet, then the news coverage is also designed to be primarily internet based. The driving force behind the publication of all news is business. If a company is making money, then you will thrive. Therefore, if the news pages is not set in paying advertisers, then you will die. People who work for newspapers is adapted from printed news Internet news as Americans have always adapted to changes.The loss is to stop local newspapers covered local news. In an effort to cover this story on the Internet, scholars are looking for ways to personalize the news from the Internet to allow Internet news not only to be globalized, but also nice neighborhood. Internet news localized neighborhood allows companies to reach their target audience, while the global advertising access. Internet news can be customized to meet small city or even neighborhood needs? The answer is yes. business models for news are available free online. All of these models seems a few people in business related to intervene and get the business of local news Web started.Referenced: Jarvis, J. (June 3, 2010). How not to save news: The bad ideas: Government for journalism. New York Post. Retrieved from http://www.nypost.com/p/news/opinion/opedcolumnists/how_not_to_save_news_2g7IgzaZNuwuZU80CVcQ7M # ixzz0ppHGSu40