THE INFLUENCE OF DIGITAL MEDIA ON READING AND WRITING PRACTICES
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In the digital age, media has revolutionized the way people access information,
communicate, and express themselves. The rapid development of digital media,
including smartphones, tablets, e-books, and social platforms, has had a profound
impact on reading and writing practices. This article explores how digital media shapes
literacy habits, challenges traditional practices, and offers new opportunities for both
reading and writing.
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