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A new study in Europe has found that the internet has passed magazines for media consumption, though newspapers and TV still are ahead of the internet. TV is ahead by a long shot, but people who use the web admit that they tend to watch less TV. I'm sure similar studies have been done in the US, where it's likely that internet as a percentage of media consumption is even higher.
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bollocks!
I buy more magazines now than I ever have.
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Computer vrs Print
It totally depends on the type of reading I want to do.
News - The net ... 'cause Newspapers are always two days behind.
Pleasure - A magazine ... 'cause its still not comfortable to sit on the can with a laptop.
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