I feel in the future there may not be as many newspapers which still post online news on their news blog. Hiring many website news writers, and journalist is very expensive, and making money from ads and selling paid subscriptions may not be profitable enough to hire many writers, editors, journalists, and website staff to maintain the website's server, and protect the server from hackers.
TV channels like CNN, ABC, CBS, BBC, CBC, etc post a lot of online news, and more people may visit a TV news website compared to a newspaper website because more people watch TV these days. Some newspaper websites may need to shutdown if TV news websites have more visitors because newspaper website visitors are declining.
A lot of the popular online news writers and journalist with a lot of fans can start their own news websites or publish their news to Blogspot, Wordpress, Tumblr, YouTube, Dailymotion, or their own site with ads, and use sites like Paypal, Patreon, Gofundme and Indiegogo to raise money.
More people may no longer trust newspapers as a good source of news in the future, and they rather get their news from a news creator on YouTube, Twitter, Reddit, independent news websites, and other sites with news posts.
TV channels like CNN, ABC, CBS, BBC, CBC, etc post a lot of online news, and more people may visit a TV news website compared to a newspaper website because more people watch TV these days. Some newspaper websites may need to shutdown if TV news websites have more visitors because newspaper website visitors are declining.
A lot of the popular online news writers and journalist with a lot of fans can start their own news websites or publish their news to Blogspot, Wordpress, Tumblr, YouTube, Dailymotion, or their own site with ads, and use sites like Paypal, Patreon, Gofundme and Indiegogo to raise money.
More people may no longer trust newspapers as a good source of news in the future, and they rather get their news from a news creator on YouTube, Twitter, Reddit, independent news websites, and other sites with news posts.