For the first time in fifty years of success, the Australian tycoon Murdoch can be seen in his career relegated. So say some analysts specializing in the field, and that is, Murdoch, owner of New York Post, the Times the 20th Century Fox, Fox, cable channels, etc.. not just settle into the world of digital media.
As an exercise in self held on Wednesday 15 at the annual meeting of the American Society of Newspapers Editors, Murdoch based on a report by the Carnegie Corporation foundation said that changing the printed paper to digital has been slow and evolving over the Internet readership that the services platforms via the Internet can offer.
Thanks to the words of the largest global media magnate can realize of this change so significant that is happening in society. Adapting to technology is becoming imperative for the vast majority of the population, in part, because it also demands it.
The question we ask is to what extent this technological revolution will affect our day to day?, Just think that forty years ago seeing a TV in a house was something strange, strange is not currently be spotted, as well a computer, VCR, DVD ...
If there is any current technology boom is clear that the Internet has been, is being and will be a revolution society in which we are, but there will come a point where the Internet is something uncontrollable and disastrous and unimaginable consequences for the user? Murdoch considers now that the challenge is that more users can use a home page of one of their companies.
As an exercise in self held on Wednesday 15 at the annual meeting of the American Society of Newspapers Editors, Murdoch based on a report by the Carnegie Corporation foundation said that changing the printed paper to digital has been slow and evolving over the Internet readership that the services platforms via the Internet can offer.
Thanks to the words of the largest global media magnate can realize of this change so significant that is happening in society. Adapting to technology is becoming imperative for the vast majority of the population, in part, because it also demands it.
The question we ask is to what extent this technological revolution will affect our day to day?, Just think that forty years ago seeing a TV in a house was something strange, strange is not currently be spotted, as well a computer, VCR, DVD ...
If there is any current technology boom is clear that the Internet has been, is being and will be a revolution society in which we are, but there will come a point where the Internet is something uncontrollable and disastrous and unimaginable consequences for the user? Murdoch considers now that the challenge is that more users can use a home page of one of their companies.
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