When several big city newspapers announced they would cease daily publication in favor of a three-day a week model it seemed the nail had finally been put in the print advertising coffin. Newspapers and magazines, formerly highly profitable advertising mediums, were losing share as an avenue worth investing marketing dollars. However the reports of print advertising’s death are slightly exaggerated. Digital’s lower cost and wider reach may seem to have affected print advertising, but there are still segments where it remains viable and influential. This is primarily true in the local markets. A Pew report found that 72% of Americans …