For years, we have been hearing that print is dead. Digital technology has become a dominant part of how we consume information and media. Many industries, such as healthcare and education, have shifted toward digital records and resources, though print remains an important tool in certain contexts. But is print really dead? Not so fast. Many industries have embraced digital, and over time, consumers have experienced digital fatigue, seeking ways to reduce screen time and engage with content offline. Print provides a welcome break from screens. It is often easier to read long text in a printed magazine or book than on a digital device.