At present, the great technological revolution has changed the map of competition in the world of journalism, which has begun to transform in two different aspects: ; which are: printed newspapers and online newspapers. Recently, printed newspapers have been in danger and have almost disappeared. However, many people believe that the traditional newspaper will never be replaced by a computer screen. This essay will highlight some possible reasons and suggest solutions. One of the main threats that traditional newspapers face is the publisher's publication of their electronic edition. This is why they do not use paper and therefore do not harm the environment. Unlike single prints, which use a lot of paper and are not environmentally friendly. They also need workers. Whereas online sites don't necessarily require a lot of work. In addition, online newspapers are frequently updated and can also be distributed widely and inexpensively. Moreover, people think that electronic newspapers are more attractive. Another reason for the demise of traditional newspapers is that electronic newspapers are much cheaper, or even free. Moreover, people do not want to spend money to know the news. This could explain the decline in print newspaper revenues (Salem, 2011). Another reason for the impact of online newspapers on printed newspapers is that electronic newspapers are available anytime and anywhere. Traditional newspapers are only sold in stores, newsstands and some supermarkets. Therefore, a large number of people prefer to read the news wherever and whenever, on their mobile phones or computers, without going to buy a newspaper. Another problem is that today, the new environment of paper sales. In addition, a large number of people really like this method more than the original version, and it has almost an equal number of fans with Internet newspapers (The Economist, 2009). Another way to solve this problem is that companies or publishers should influence the different generations who use the social network to read and know the news, through hashtags, tweets, groups and Facebook publications, strengthening this growing strength is the key to reviving the newspaper industry and it could be the way for viewers to start buying the print editions (Davalos, 2013). In conclusion, all things considered, it is clear that there are a number of causes for print newspapers' loss of audience. Even though people say, “Print is dead.” Online is King”, by taking into account all the above solutions, traditional newspapers can be saved (Halbrooks).