Sentence examples for printed magazines from inspiring English sources

The end of printed magazines?

Individuals who aren't online are shrugged off as PONA's ("persons of no account"); printed magazines and newspapers, as "treeware" or "dead tree editions".

That she spent several years working the "body parts beat" for Newsweek (back when printed magazines were still a vital part of national news) and investigating the environmental implications of the twin towers collapse.

Tellingly, as printed magazines fight to underline their relevance in the digital age, Vogue 100 will begin in the present day, with a room devoted to digital fashion film.

This year's PPA conference was optimistically titled Re-invented, an apt clarion call given the number of printed magazines sold in the UK has plummeted from 1.21bn in 2007 to 781m last year.

—Rights auctions?: Endemol says it will manage all the club's media output and organise "international syndication and localisation in priority markets"—meaning City could soon be selling online matchday highlights abroad as well as archive footage and printed magazines.

He began publishing The Hobby Horse in 1882, the first finely printed magazine on art.

Size up your printed, magazine and sticker images with your cabochons to ensure that they are the correct size.

"Print magazines help make the information accessible to them.

I still enjoy reading 'real' printed books, magazines and newspapers.

"You can't just look at only print magazines".