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wdfifteen makes good points. Time sensitive information has largely moved to the web--which is still having challenges monetizing it. Information (including entertainment) that is more stable, less time sensitive still does well in print...possibly even better in print, especially if it includes expansive photos/graphics.
Consistent with the uses & gratifications line of research, publishers have sometimes missed the boat in assuming their publication would do better on the web. If you work in front of a screen all day, you don't really escape into a publication on the same delivery system...it carries a lot of the flavor of work.
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