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103 From Print to Pixels: The Evolution of Magazines By Jane Lord & Thomas Frank One sunny afternoon, Jason was searching for a book his dad had mentioned, so he decided to look through his dad’s study. As he browsed the shelves, he stumbled upon a pile of old magazines in a corner. Flipping through them, he was instantly captivated by the articles, stories, and illustrations covering a wide range of topics. These days, most people get their news and stories online, but traditional print media — like newspapers and magazines — still have some strong points. You can hold it in your hands, and it works anytime, anywhere, without requiring Wi-Fi or a screen. It’s also easier to focus when reading print, since there are no pop-ups or notifications. Local newspapers are great for sharing community news, and because print takes more time and effort to produce, many people find it more trustworthy. Even in a digital world, print still has its place. For today’s teens, though, digital magazines and vlogs are more appealing because of their short formats, engaging videos, and interactive content. Nowadays, as long as they have access to basic tools like a smartphone and the Internet, anyone can become a content creator, which enables them to share their ideas with a global audience more easily. This shift has led to a vast range of content being made available online, allowing individuals to express themselves and connect with others. As Jason put down the old magazines, he realized that while the format has changed, the human desire to share stories and information remains as strong as ever. That realization made him feel inspired to start his own vlog. Q1 Why are digital magazines and vlogs more appealing to teens today? study shelf stumble upon flip through instantly captivate require notification trustworthy appealing vast 5 10 15 20 Article 1 Article 2 Article 3