This is a point of disagreement. Mark cites the fact news can appear instantly online as a reason that technology has caused the decline in newspaper sales. Fatuma does not blame timing. She instead blames the length of newspaper articles.

Mark does not express an opinion about this. He doesn’t discuss the length of newspaper articles. Although we can infer he doesn’t think length is the reason newspaper sales are declining, that doesn’t mean he thinks newspaper articles are of an appropriate length.

Mark does not express an opinion about this. He doesn’t discuss the length of online articles. Although we can infer he doesn’t think length is the reason newspaper sales are declining, that doesn’t mean he thinks online articles do or do not get to the point.

Mark doesn’t express an opinion about this. Although he does not believe newspaper conventions are the cause of declining newspaper sales, he might still agree that these bad conventions exist. He can think these conventions, while bad for readers, don’t cause lower sales.

Fatuma doesn’t express an opinion about this. Although she thinks the timing afforded by technology is not the cause of declining newspaper sales, she can still agree that newspapers cannot publish as fast as online publications can.