Yes, I think some people will still read paper newspapers and books in the future. Many people enjoy the feel of holding a book or newspaper in their hands. It's a nice break from screens, which can be tiring for the eyes. Older people, in particular, might stick to paper because they're used to it. Plus, collectors love having physical copies of books and newspapers.

I don't think people will read paper newspapers and books much in the future. Digital media is just more convenient. You can get updates instantly and access a wide range of content. Plus, it's better for the environment since it reduces paper waste. Younger people are more used to digital formats, and digital subscriptions are often cheaper than buying physical copies.

It depends on the context. There might still be niche markets for paper books and newspapers, like special editions or high-quality prints. In some regions or cultures, paper media might remain popular. Schools might also use paper for certain subjects. We might see a mix of digital and paper formats, depending on the situation.