In the future, people will be able to access everything they want through the internet freely. This will lead to the extinction of printed newspapers or books due to the lack of demand. As the technology and internet have been developed massively, which gives a convenience for people who seek information, I do agree that people will leave printed books or newspapers.
As a matter of fact, nowadays due to the highly development of technology we rely on the internet for seeking certain topics or information since it is very affordable. We can easily search information by simply tapping or swiping our finger, and in a glance the topic we wanted will be shown. Although printed literature has been a staple for centuries, the high production and printing costs have made these materials inaccessible to a large portion of the population. Consequently, people are disinclined to invest in physical copies of books, magazines, or newspapers. Furthermore, the widespread availability of free copy of publication renders them a more economical choice.
Additionally, the convenience brought by electronic devices on accessing books or magazines make them more appealing. The nature of physical books or magazines, in terms of size and weight, often restrict the reading experience to a specific location. In contrast, the portability of electronic devices allows individuals to read at their convenience, regardless of time and place. Moreover, it is less space-consuming when storing a digital copy of a book rather than storing it physically. This enhanced convenience and portability make digital literature more attractive.
In conclusion, the cost-effective and portability of a digital copy are compelling reasons that support inevitable preference for electronic reading materials. Consequently, it is highly likely that majority of people will favor the digital format of reading materials.