NO!
Rubert Murdock, News Corp CEO
"Within ten years, I believe nearly all newspapers will be delivered to you digitally, either on your PC or a new—on a development of the Kindle..."
Steve Ballmer, Microsoft CEO
"...within 10 years all traditional content will be digital and yet, Google aside, publishers are failing to generate serious digital revenues."
Readers. Let's not forget the readers.
When asked if newspapers and magazines will exist in 10 years...
(From a survey by The Rosen Group as reported by Mr. Magazine, aka: Samir Husni):
“...the vast majority of adult consumers still consider the print editions of these publications indispensable sources of news and entertainment.” In fact the survey found that
Nearly 80 percent of respondents still subscribe to magazines and the vast majority (83 percent) find that daily newspapers are still relevant.
Despite a pronounced move toward online news consumption, respondents still believe news is fit to print. When asked if newspapers and magazines will exist in 10 years, nearly half of those surveyed (45 percent) said yes, while 40 percent remained uncertain."
Read about more about the study in Mr. Magazine's article, "In PRINT we TRUST… and on the WEB we LOOK"
The print media is very much effective. The try to use it more then other media.
Posted by: Easy Ways Of Earning Money | August 10, 2009 at 05:35 AM
I agree with you the print media much effective, but you did not ignore the electronic media.
Posted by: Travel Resort | August 21, 2009 at 04:42 AM