“When television sets started to become ubiquitous in the aftermath of the Second World War people warned that they heralded the death knell for radio. When CDs were launched in the 1980s they were labelled ‘vinyl killers’. Similarly, when email and the internet started to become increasingly commonplace in the early 1990s, doom-mongers claimed that it would be the death of print.”
– PrintWeek, June 2015
Read the full article at PrintWeek.com to find out why print isn’t dying out after all…