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The widespread availability of global goods, services, and ideas positively impacts the lifestyles of citizens. Through pooling knowledge and exchanging more goods and services, domestic economies expand and benefit from technological and medical developments. This increase in variety, even in basic goods, allows someone in Spain to drink Italian wine and eat French cheese while typing on a Chinese keyboard. Global exchange can allow the best of all worlds through specialization and maximizing various comparative advantages that involve quality or efficiency. Finally in the near future a wider array of products, services, technologies, medicines, and knowledge will become available and that these developments will have the potential to reach significantly larger customer bases. Naturally this picture is also reflecting also in the journalism.
First the printed newspapers, magazines and other hardcopy medias are nearly a long forgotten past. Their popularity, influence and power is downgrading rapidly every day. Even the biggest skeptics in the past, are recognizing today that the future of journalism is on the internet.
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