Most major newspapers have an online presence, as do most major news 
magazines. However, all publishers are aware that their printed media is
 still the backbone of their output. While the majority of Americans 
have Internet access and regularly go online, according to an article in
 Digital Trends from earlier this year, 20% still do not use the 
Internet and rely entirely on print. Of the 80% who do have Internet 
access, many still use a dialup connection, which is too slow for 
reading some news sources online.
Even among those who spend a lot of time on the web, many will say 
that they prefer to read offline, citing that reading online hurts their
 eyes or that it is uncomfortable for them. Others find it easier to 
save articles that they read on online sources – safe in the knowledge 
that they can print it out and store it somewhere, minimizing the risk 
of lost data due to a computer crash.
In terms of marketing, print media is still the most effective form 
of advertising, which explains why printing companies remain in heavy 
demand. Flyers, for example, are most often mailed directly to homes and
 looked at by at least one person in each household. However, it is also
 important that those who design the flyers link them to their online 
sites. Along with address and telephone number, a flyer should also 
contain a website address and social media links for those who prefer to
 do business online.
Source:Minuteman Press

 
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