Summary A new 2,000-person survey by publisher Title Media confirms that people prefer print for an engaging, trustworthy, and screen-free experience. The research found that print is the most trustworthy medium, significantly beating digital magazines, websites, and social media. The data suggests that while digital channels are dominant for quick discovery, print excels at creating emotional connections, encouraging readers to slow down, and leading directly to higher purchasing conversions. The preference for print is tied to its quality, tactility, and the perceived credibility a brand gains by investing in the physical medium. Key Findings Print is the Most Trustworthy Medium: Nearly 60%

A recent webinar hosted by Editor & Publisher (E&P) highlighted that print is not dead; for many publishers, it's a growing source of revenue when executed with smart strategies. The discussion focused on how specialty magazines and niche print products are thriving.   The Enduring Value of Print Deep Engagement: Research shows 75% of readers spend at least 30 minutes with a lifestyle magazine—a conscious, engaged decision that is far more impactful than fleeting social media clicks. High Repeat Exposure: Magazines are often picked up multiple times and passed along, providing repeat exposure for both editorial content and advertisements. Trust and Credibility: