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Print Media Will Go Into Decline Years To Come, Ropo Explains

A public commentator and analysis, Comrade Rasheed Ropo, on Thursday explained that as advancement in technology continues to increase, journalists and other workers in the print industry are expected to lose their job.
Rasheed disclosed this while delivering lecture at an event organised by Association of Mobile Phones and Allied Products Traders of Nigeria in Ibadan, said 25 percent of print media workers will loose jobs in next few years to come.
He maintained that the advancement in technology like the Internet, computers and tablets has changed the dynamics of the print industry tremendously which has triggered the low patronage of Newspaper, Magazine, and Book circulation.
According to the parliamentarian, the print industry is drastically declining because the Internet has and continues to shape the way we communicate and its dynamism.
Comrade Rasheed said, “the future of print is not very bright, in my opinion I do not believe that print will be a part of the future because there will be no need for anything printed. While the print industry is suffering it is predicted that applications like eBook, iBook, and audiobook are expected to increase vastly.
“In a few years newspapers, books, and advertisements will all be created and made only for online.”
In his submission, Comrade Rasheed therefore recommended that technology should be more compatible with people’s needs.
He said, “tablets should be Nano sized, lite and slick, interactive, and portable. Users should be able to explore endless possibilities from writing word documents to creating and designing websites. Future tablets should be able to bend, fold, and roll while giving the user the experience of reading a book or a magazine.
“Prospective tablets should allow users to browse the web, take pictures, upload, and watch videos. Upcoming tablets should not take away people interacting with each other but it should enhance people’s interaction globally.
“Upcoming tables should translate different languages making it easy for users to communicate internationally. The future holds a lot of promise for auto voice translating and interpretting, which will remove any language barriers.
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