What is your possible topic? How people got their news in 1950 versus how they get their news now. How is the topic important to you and how does it affect you? What do you personally hope to gain or accomplish by writing about this topic? The importance of this paper is to show how fast the delivery of news has changed from the 20th Century to date. It has allowed me research on how it was done in the past compared to the present. Most of the time we take for granted blessed we are to have technology at our disposal which allow as to access information very easily. Am hoping to understand why people nowadays don't relying on the paper boy for their daily news feed, even though they mostly had a good relationship with them. What is your working thesis for this paper?? In this modern days people rely mostly on electronic news as compared to other news feeds in the past 50 years. What is your organizational plan for your paper? In other words, what ideas do you have for the sub-topics that you plan to discuss in your paper? Newspapers Television News Electronic News Social Media What current sources do you have on your topic? • Luther, R. I. (1989). Signs of Change in Serbia's RTS Television Newscasts. From State Controlled to Public Service Broadcasting: Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media, 245-260. http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/ 08838151.2012.678517 • Castelvecchi, C. D. (2012). Ancient Rainfall. Carved in Stone. http://dx.doi.org/ 10.1103/physics.5.64 • Jordan, J. T. (2015). Why I joined facebook and still regret it. Social Media + Society. http://dx.doi.org/10.1177/2056305115578682 You can introduce new academic source What additional research do you need? I will need information on the different types of equipment that is been used to receive the news such as Computers, Television, smart phone and so on. Using the above information write an Introduction for the title below. Title How people got their news in 1950's versus how they get their news now Put your introductory sentences here. Be sure to grab your readers’ attention by giving them some background about your topic and lay the foundation for the rest of your paper. Think about to whom you are writing. Would they want to read your paper? Do not attempt to prove your thesis statement in these sentences; prove the thesis statement below it, not above it. Provide a bridge from the introductory sentences to the thesis statement. Then put your thesis statement here; the thesis statement should include your topic and three or four features of which you will compare and possibly the discovery you made upon making the comparisons. Every paragraph must have a section topic. References