Integrated skills, be one, listen to the interview and fill in the blanks. Hi, miss smith, thanks for agreeing to do this interview. People are increasingly turning to the internet instead of print media for news. It's been estimated that around ninety percent of people get at least some of their news online. Why do you think that is? One major reason is that people have much easier access to news. Thanks to the rise of online news media, online news is updated constantly whenever anything news where this happens, so readers of online news can get the latest updates whenever and wherever they want to learn about a specific topic from print newspapers or TV broadcasts, they would have to carefully check every page or wait until a certain time of day, and by then, the stories may have already developed further with new sites or apps. They can simply type in their search words and click search. That's true. What other advantages does online news media have over print media? I think these days, people want not only to read news, but also to interact with others and talk about the issues involved. An online news media makes that easy. One study found that thirty eight percent of online news readers regularly comment on articles. What's more, if they find an interesting article, they can quickly let their friends know by sending them a link to the story or sharing IT on social media. I see. Does that mean print news media will disappear completely? I don't think so. Print news media is still viewed by many people, is more trust fery with more indefinitely sis. A recent survey of three hundred people found that sixty five percent trust print news more than online news. Also, IT is hard to change people's reading habits. Some people just enjoy the feeling of holding a physical newspaper when reading news, so I think online news media will develop and in hand with print news media for a long time to come. Thanks, miss smith.