By John McCarthy

Print is making a comeback as smartphone users experience “digital fatigue” looking for more thoughtful content, claimed Rob Orchard, director of Slow Journalism Company’s Delayed Gratification publication whilst speaking to The Drum at DigitasLBi’s UK NewFront event.

As the head of the quarterly title, Orchard said Delayed Gratification has completely disavowed any position in the real-time, 24 hour news cycle, instead investing in extensive, retrospective journalism once the dust has settled on world events.

Proudly boasting Delayed Gratification’s position as the title “Last to Breaking News,” Orchard explained that established brands are diluting their well-earned reputations with “rehashed press Read full story ›

Source: The Drum