美国学者菲利普·迈耶早在十年前宣称:2043年春季的某一天,美国一位读者把最后一张报纸扔进了垃圾桶——从此,报纸就消失了。同样忧心忡忡的,还有日本知名报人中马清福、美国媒体文化研究尼尔·波兹曼等人。前者在全球性的报业困境中为报纸寻求“活路”;后者甚至连这点儿审慎的乐观都不愿意保留,而是用沉郁的笔调宣称,当“新闻的价值取决于它能带来多少笑声”之 As early as ten years ago, American scholar Philip Meyer declared that one day in the spring of 2043, a reader in the United States threw the last newspaper into the bin - and the newspaper vanished. Equally worried, as well as the well-known Japanese news correspondent Zhongqing Fu, Neil Bozeman and other media culture in the United States. The former sought “live” for newspapers in the global newspaper dilemma; the latter was not even willing to retain such cautious optimism. Instead, it used a gloomy tone to declare that “the value of news depends on it How much can bring laughter ”