Google makes more ad revenue than all American print media combined
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13 Comments
2. Nadr1212 posted on 12 Nov 2012, 20:50 6
No wonder they're becoming more famous and richer than Apple!
3. Aeires (unregistered) posted on 12 Nov 2012, 22:00 6
In a strange way, Google is a .com company that actually works.
6. jroc74 posted on 12 Nov 2012, 22:16 2
You are right......lol They survived the dot com bubble...
9. 1ceTr0n posted on 12 Nov 2012, 23:44 1
Amazing that the magazine and newspaper industry is still surviving when you think about it
11. spookytj posted on 13 Nov 2012, 09:57 0
If you look carefully, magazines aren't growing, but neither are they really shrinking. That makes sense in a weird way, they can do things that a blog will have trouble with, and they have been better about adapting to the new digital medium.
13. Stuntman posted on 13 Nov 2012, 14:55 0
I remember back in the 80's where people speculated about the end of print media where in the future people will be reading everything on a screen rather than on paper. Then in the 90's what actually happened is that offices actually used even more paper than before due to computers. It is in the 00's that I noticed that my use of paper has declined. I have also let my subscriptions to magazines expire.
The last two magazines that I used to subscribe to was a gaming mag that got cancelled because when the issue was available, much of the information was out of date, thanks to the internet. The other is a TV Listings magazine, partly due to finding the same or better info online or off my cable box and partly due to my watching less TV.
