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Differences between print journalism and broadcast journalism
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Content: Also, print journal has no control over how long it takes a reader to finish reading the story. But, a typical radio news story is 30 seconds long. Therefore, they both differ in length. Broadcast and print media also differ in how much an audience remembers the information that is placed before them. For example, average newspaper readers remember more of the information than average broadcast viewers and listeners do. The reason for this is that the broadcast media can be turned off whenever and forgotten. However, print media cannot be ignored in this manner. A person may come home from work with the television on in the background. Although, they may not be retaining much information the media has a strong hold on its viewers. That is why print media has to make a higher interaction with the readers.