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Thursday, April 21, 2005

Print vs online - it's all about the audience
A recent survey that asked people whether they liked to get their magazine content either digitally or on paper revealed that of those choosing digital, the number one reason was archival purposes - saving and forwarding stories. Next on the list was delivery convenience and then search abilities.

People who preferred print liked the look and feel of paper. They also cited print's superiority in convenience for reading while traveling.

Of those who visited a website to see a digital version of a magazine, just under three quarters found themselves also visiting an advertiser's website. About a third forwarded advertiser information to a colleague.

Source: Marketing Vox

Posted by: AthloneAssociates at 9:41 PM    | Permalink

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