A. Pick an article in an online website or in a printed medium. Cut/copy that article and attach/paste it on your paper. Evaluate the information precated by answering the questions below.
1. Who/What is the source of information?
2. What is the medium used?
3. What is the reason behind releasing or showing this information to the public?
4. How is the information made?
1. Who/What is the source of information?
2. What is the medium used?
3. What is the reason behind releasing or showing this information to the public?
4. How is the information made?
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The average amount of time an online reader spends reading anything on the internet is two minutes. Printed pieces rarely even reach their main focus in that amount of time. Therefore, online articles tend to be much shorter than their printed counterparts — and that goes for paragraphs, too. Instead of long segments of prose, like you would see in a newspaper or magazine, the paragraphs in online articles should end after a few lines.
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