The internet and 24-hour news cycle changed how we think about news since now there is a demand for a constant flow of new information but not for newspapers.
The 24-hour cycle and the Internet
In the past, when people wanted to have access to the news, they had to either watch or listen to a news program that aired at a specific time or buy a newspaper that came out in the morning with the previous day's news.
That reality has changed since the 24-hour news cycle on cable TV and the Internet. As a consequence, the way we think about news has also changed. We can mention two examples:
- Internet has reduced the importance of newspapers, and several have already migrated to the web, now being published online. People are also less willing to pay to have access to them.
- The 24-hour news cycle created a new demand for a constant flow of new information. People now want to now what is happening at the moment rather than what happened the day before.
With the information above in mind, we can conclude that the answer provided is correct.
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