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https://media.am/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/rating_1_0.jpg600386In Armenia right now we’re experiencing a transition period: the traditional press I wouldn’t say is dying, but is seriously conceding its position to online media. Television, through its traditional form of broadcasting, is gradually losing its traditional viewer, who is gradually moving away toward YouTube or additional cable internet service packages. Radio, as the most flexible, is quickly moving toward a symbiotic connection with the internet. News agencies are unwillingly appearing online. Perhaps many people didn’t manage to catch that moment of transition.