Introduction "The world is confused", at least this is what the media has predicted. But this was true and there was a big problem in the world on the autumn morning of 11th September. Since this day the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1945, this great American country regarded this as the first true attack, so "powerful falls" were heard elsewhere . When all the countries of the world sit and crouch, the American media work at a hot pace to inform everything that happened.
According to Tocqueville's observation, the parallel lines participating in meetings meeting newspaper readers are particularly eye-catching. If emphasis is placed on opinion polls that have been traditionally done within the association, we should worry about these declines and let the newspaper inform the meeting (Cohen, 1999). The above reduction begins when the Internet is widely used for virtual discussions and news. Therefore, people can not give up deliberate face-to-face meetings and newspapers. But after the old order, perhaps described in Tocqueville, got badly decomposed, people began to find online options not shown on the trade show.
Is the suggested explanatory factor vulnerable to a claim that is not the cause but a possible outcome of separation of civil rights? For example, even if readers of newspapers are closely involved in the participation of individuals and citizens for a long time, it is necessary to compare and consider the possibility that reducing the circulation of newspaper publications is not the result (not the cause) of release Yes. It has a very strong influence on social and political participation of trust, people of the community, and many other forms. So far, education is the most powerful link in various forms of citizen participation, including social trust and members of various types of organizations 9. Indeed, as shown in Figure 2, the relationship between education and citizen participation will increase Curves in the past two years at university, the difference between trust relationship and team members is twice that of the first two years high school students.
At the peak of ownership of family newspapers in the early twentieth century, newspaper owners such as Heiskell may meet with readers at the grocery store or they may serve them at the board of local civil society organizations. Today, this ownership structure has almost disappeared. After decades of business integration, less than 10% of daily newspapers are now independently owned. As a result, the short-term interests of investors and shareholders outweigh the long-term commitment to journalism of public services, especially as industry ownership classes are expanding - Wall Street Investment Organizations - 2004 - 2014 In newspapers, especially in rural America, which deprive more than 200 people per day, the report warns that the results could be catastrophic.