"Decades ago, something similar happened when television began to replace newspapers as the new medium. Compared to the need to go out to buy newspapers or wait for the paperboys to deliver them to the home, televisions were undoubtedly much more convenient—you could just turn them on and be informed about the various news you could—or couldn't—find in the newspapers," Adrian said to Claude in the spacious office.
"And before the rise of television, radio broadcasts had already been forcing newspapers to adapt and adjust themselves. The growth of the internet is much faster than television was, so it's going to have a huge impact on traditional media, right?" Claude said with a smile, "You've said it many times before, Ed."
