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Media Read Online Newspapers By Melissa Martin
Prior to the World Wide Web, we watched the evening news on television or listened to the radio for current information about citizens in other countries. Now, we can read what journalists, reporters, and columnists from all races, ethnicities, and cultures write. We can read their local stories. We can read about their communities. On a local, regional, national or global scale, humans can tune into news anytime on planet Earth. Celebrate online newspapers!According to a 2015 World Press Trends Survey, global newspaper circulation revenue made history by exceeding advertising revenue for the first time. Why? Many newspapers are diving into digital technology. ¡°What are the news headlines today?¡± According to the World Association of Newspapers World Press Trends report, more than half of the world¡¯s adult population read a newspaper each day—more than 2.5 billion in print and more than 600 million in digital form.The World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers, or WAN-IFRA, is the global organization of the world¡¯s press. It derives its authority from its global network of 3,000 news publishing companies and technology entrepreneurs, and its legitimacy from its 80 member publisher associations representing 18,000 publications in 120 countries. www.wan-ifra.org.From Antigua to Zimbabwe, I can peruse local online newspapers. Stories in online newspapers around the globe connect us—because we are humans. Long live online newspapers!About the writer:The above writer, Madam Melissa Martin Ph.D., is an American author, columnist, educator, and a therapist.The US resident graduated with a Ph.D. in Counselor Education from Ohio University and a Masters in Counseling/Minor in Psychology from Marshall University.She holds a Bachelors of Science in Dietetics/Nutrition and a Degree in Early Childhood Education. She is an Ohio Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor/Supervisor (LPCC-S), former Ohio Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor/Supervisor, (LICDC-S), former Ohio Licensed Social Worker (LSW), Registered Play Therapist, behavioral health consultant, and former adjunct professor.Melissa received a community service award from the Columbus Dispatch for volunteer projects for children at Ohio domestic violence shelters. She is a Certified Laughter Yoga Leader and Certified in Dancing Mindfulness. She is trained in EMDR, TF-CBT, Emotion-Focused Family Therapy, and Sand Tray Therapy.She can contacted at bemelissamartincounselor@live.com And her website is www.melissamartinchildrensauthor.com ![]() The Most Precious Gift for Humanity Violence against Females Is a Global Epidemic Which Wolf Will You Feed? Reading Is A Human Right
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