Yes, I think non-social media like television and newspapers are still useful. They offer detailed analysis and cover events comprehensively. Television, with its visual storytelling, can be more engaging than just reading text. Newspapers are often trusted more for their credibility. Plus, they cater to people who prefer traditional formats and those without internet access.

I don't think non-social media is as useful as it used to be. Social media provides real-time updates and instant news, which is very convenient. People, especially younger generations, prefer getting news on their phones. Social media also allows for interactive engagement with news content, making it more appealing. Traditional media struggles to keep up with the speed of online news.

It depends on the person and their preferences. Some people like to use both traditional and social media for a balanced view. Traditional media might cover certain topics better, and some people trust it more for specific news types. The choice really depends on what the individual prefers and needs in their daily life.