Essays and essays On the Day When Weekly Magazines Disappear / Ken'ichi Ogura Wani Books PLUS Shinsho

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Wani Books Plus New Books / There are no magazine sections in convenience stores, and bookstores in Tokyo are also on the decline. While everyone can read news and newspapers on their smartphones, paper weekly magazines are on the verge of extinction. There are more e-books and websites, but the gap between winners and losers is only widening. How to survive in the age of media wars. How readers should gather information efficiently. The present and future of media, explained by former 『 president 』, the youngest editor-in-chief. 0 From Content Chapter 1 : What is happening at the forefront of media Chapter 2 : Media disappear in 5 years Chapter 3 : Media make money, media die Chapter 4 : Major problems caused by digitalization Chapter 5 : Using media and destroying it can become an information power Publication : Wani Plus : Wani Books 0 Author Profile Kenichi Ogura Born in 1979. Graduated from the Faculty of Economics at Kyoto University. Worked as a secretary to a Diet member, joined President Company, was assigned to the President Editorial Department. Became the youngest economic magazine to become an editor-in-chief (January 2020). Became independent and established ITOMOS Institute in July 2021. Currently distributes "The Most Read Web Articles in Japan" focusing on politics and economics. Many requests for lectures are received.