Explain adaptable ways for a media publishing company

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Question: Explain the (1) changes, (2) impacts, and (3) adaptable ways for a media publishing company by using PESTEL (Political, Economics, Socio-cultural, Technological, Environmental and Legal Factors) analysis for each factor?

Example for Economic Factors;

(1) Change

People use online more and more (E.g. advertisers and readers)

(2) Impact

Business sustainable development, (E.g. More or less advert income)

(3) Adaptability

From traditional to digital (E.g. cost-efficient digital fee)

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