#powerofprint

🗞️ Happy Indian Newspaper Day 2026🗞️

At Amigoways, we salute the power of newspapers 📰 that inform 🧠, educate 📚, and empower 💪 society every single day.

“The death of print media has been greatly exaggerated. Again. Since the web started to ascend in the early 2000′s, it has been an ongoing parlor game within marketing circles as-to when print products would meet their ultimate demise. However, a surge in new print magazines reaffirms that being a media prognosticator can be a pretty dicey business these days” according to ANA in a recent article, PAGING PRINT MAGAZINES.

The Scout Guide (TSG) is a publication dedicated to living beautifully, living well, and living like an insider. In our print guides, we feature excellent, independently owned businesses and business owners that both locals and travelers should know about in more than 60 CITIES. We serve as your dedicated advocate offering comprehensive marketing for your small business throughout the year bringing your personal story to life with print, content, social media, networking opportunities and creating collaborations between members and supporting events members are engaged with in the community.

The upswing in print magazines presents an opportunity for marketers to expand their brand aperture without all the moving parts that usually accompany buying ads online. VIEW a few reasons from ANA why marketers should take a closer look at print magazines and possibly reconfigure their budgets to get their message out via ink on paper.

What magazines have is the PULL of consumer engagement. Consumers are in control. Every page has contextual relevance, and that’s what makes advertising in print so important. Which is what makes The Scout Guide different among other print media. The Scout Guide offers a comprehensive advertising experience unlike any other.

The mission of The Scout Guide is to support and highlight excellent independently owned businesses within their communities, and join them together in one national network. By advertising with The Scout Guide, you are aligning with thousands of Scouted local businesses across the country.

It is hard to imagine Politics and fashion hand in hand but in fact, both influence each other a lot! We pay more attention to what others wear and how we present ourselves on a daily basis more than we think. We hate to admit it but we can all be quiet judgmental when it comes to fashion sense and funny enough also in Politics. Over the last century, fashion has become a new platform in which people can express their political views through colour and style but especially Print! Nothing is more in your face than a clear, bold, Arial font on a plain, old t-shirt... am I right?

Designer, Katharine Hamnett wore an ‘anti-nuclear’ slogan tee when she went to meet Margaret Thatcher. This raised lots of publicity and questions about how we need more than just fashion statements to bring about real change to our planet. Katharine could have worn a beautiful dress or floaty blouse but went for a plain white Tee with Black bold print stating “58% Don’t Want Pershing”. This came from a European opinion poll about the Pershing nuclear missiles across Europe without consulting the public. Just a simple quote on a t-shirt blew the publics minds, to how something that simple can become an effective political rebellion movement. The revolution of the t-shirt went from a wardrobe basic to a Political statement, just like that!