Very here for this renaissance. Print magazines (much like longer form content in general from the likes of Substack) give room for stories with context. It’s no surprise that when I see people join this platform, and frequent social platforms less often, they say they feel smarter as a result of getting back to reading. I think many of us are feeling burnt out and wanting to refuel our brains after being fed streams of bite sized digital content.
The print renaissance is definitely a reaction to digital fatigue and doomscrolling, and our brains (and eyeballs) will probably thank us for picking up physical media once again
This is so amazing and real! I miss the times where I would go out to buy print magazines and creating this whole vibe just to seat down and read it with calm and attention.
Love to see it
Very here for this renaissance. Print magazines (much like longer form content in general from the likes of Substack) give room for stories with context. It’s no surprise that when I see people join this platform, and frequent social platforms less often, they say they feel smarter as a result of getting back to reading. I think many of us are feeling burnt out and wanting to refuel our brains after being fed streams of bite sized digital content.
The print renaissance is definitely a reaction to digital fatigue and doomscrolling, and our brains (and eyeballs) will probably thank us for picking up physical media once again
This is so amazing and real! I miss the times where I would go out to buy print magazines and creating this whole vibe just to seat down and read it with calm and attention.
We need to bring back IRL no screen print magazine time! It’s a must