How does job growth in digital media compare to job growth in print-based media companies?
A. Job growth in digital media has been powerful, while print-based media companies are cutting jobs at record levels.

B. Job growth in digital media has only been slight, but print-based media companies are cutting jobs at record levels.

C. Job growth in digital media has been on the decline, and so has job growth in print media.

D. Job growth in digital media has been on the decline, but job growth in print media is picking up again.

Digital media is both inexpensive and instant. Based on the art and design, it might be less expensive than print media. Campaigns and content can be created, produced, and maintained far more quickly than printed media. Digital media is dynamic and may create user data. Digital media has had a significant influence on how we obtain our daily news. As it is more easy to read, most individuals choose to acquire their news via phone applications. With the increased usage of digital media as a news source, it is worth considering if print media will become outdated.

Print media has been established for decades, and it evolved as a dominant source of news. In the last decade, an increasing number of print media businesses have expanded out from regular print and begun providing news on digital services. Young millennials, in instance, appear to invest additional time online than reading printed publications.