Before Gutenberg, the means of disseminating information were very limited. The orders, laws, rules, instructions, inscriptions, copperplates, birch leaves, were sent on cloth. Was. Even in the Roman Empire, handwritten pamphlets were used to spread the word about the capital. The practice of compiling and distributing newsletters by compiling trade events in Europe was started in the fifteenth century by the wealthy German merchant Fagger. But there is no doubt that the so-called news from China, Rome or Germany is in the hands of government officials and a handful of rich people. Literacy rates were negligible. The modern newspaper began after Gutenberg with the publication of more such newspapers. The Corante was the first such newspaper to be printed in London in 1621. The same thing happened in Europe around the same time. The phrase 'information is power' has been known to the ruling class since time immemorial. As the Enlightenment culture in Europe began to expand, the banner of the Industrial Revolution began to spread rapidly with steam engines.In that crash, the irregular news turned into a regular newspaper and eventually a daily newspaper. Newspapers gave impetus to the French Revolution and the American independence movement. Initiated for the convenience of wealthy merchants and rulers, this printed medium became an effective carrier of human freedom, equality and modern human values. From this century onwards, newspapers gained moral value on a theoretical level. Newspapers became the guardians of democratic values. The adoption of objectivity in principle changed the course of human society through print media. Today, the existence of newspapers may seem to be threatened by the proliferation of radio, television, and computer networks, but their moral strength has not diminished. Although people relied on books for philosophical discussions, conceptualization, and valuation, newspapers were the only medium for daily life. Today's newspaper offers everything from small useful advertisements, entertainment information, daily affairs information to sports, trade, political philosophy, spiritual philosophy. Therefore, the newspaper became very important as a very useful means of communication for the common man. The same all-encompassing format of newspapers has also been adopted by radio and television channels. As newspapers progressed from today's newspapers to today's daily newspaper system, newspapers became cheaper due to advertisements, abundant production of paper, improved printing system and increasing consumption. Garibonaha began to fall. Newspapers freed the print media from the influence of the aristocracy and thus newspapers became the first mass media in the true sense of the word.

A study of newspaper consumption in India reveals that even though the prices of newspapers were much lower than they are today, twenty five / fifty / seventy five years ago, they were not within the purchasing power of the workers, farmers, clerks, teachers and other middle class. As a result, less literate people bought newspapers at that time. Bringing in from others, going to public libraries or doing public reading. Until twenty-five years ago, workers in Mumbai's Girangao used to read such newspapers in groups of twenty-five to thirty. Today, with the advent of newspapers in the purchasing power of this class, newspapers are increasingly being bought. Street vendors, handcart owners, construction workers are also seen buying newspapers. The generalization of newspapers is happening everywhere. Therefore, the influence of newspapers is believed to have given impetus to the concept of emancipation. He dropped the requirement of literacy to acquire information, knowledge and entertainment. This is not the case with the computer revolution.