And journalists move from the Internet to trusted print publications, benefiting from their online experience.
The other two big Manhattan magazine companies – Hearst and Condé Nast – are privately held and can afford to play for the long haul, hoping that trusted print brands find a new toehold through tablet apps and digital extensions.
It functions as a trusted print repository in a high-density storage vault.
It routinely ranked in surveys as America's most trusted print publication.
Every word used in the crossword must be referenced by using standard dictionaries, atlases, or encyclopedias or other trusted print sources., or encyclopedias or other trusted print sources.
About 54 percent of Estonians say they trust print media, while 40 percent say they trust the government, according to an opinion poll by Turu-Uuringute in December.
So if you can't trust a printed calorie count, what can you trust?
And I trusted the date printed on Page 1 of The Times.
The U.S. Congress passed the Coinage Act of 1864, which led to "In God We Trust" being printed on U.S. coins; the phrase was eventually added to all of the country's currency.
An Ipswich Borough Council spokesman said the options the trust had printed in the newspaper were "not accurate".
