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Print Media Resurgence in France: Collectibles Amid Screen Fatigue

3/4/2026

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Print media in France is experiencing a resurgence, as noted by Kyle Berlin, a former Rolling Stone editor, who claims it provides a deeper connection to stories than digital formats.
Théo Moy, founder of the leftwing magazine Le Cri, attributes increased print subscriptions to "screen fatigue" and a mission-driven approach.
Lindsey Tramuta, a Paris journalist, observes that magazines are becoming collectibles that signify status.
Moy believes they need to double their print run to achieve a significant impact despite their successful launch.

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Story summary

Print media in France is experiencing a resurgence, as noted by Kyle Berlin, a former Rolling Stone editor, who claims it provides a deeper connection to stories than digital formats.
Théo Moy, founder of the leftwing magazine Le Cri, attributes increased print subscriptions to "screen fatigue" and a mission-driven approach.
Lindsey Tramuta, a Paris journalist, observes that magazines are becoming collectibles that signify status.
Moy believes they need to double their print run to achieve a significant impact despite their successful launch.