‘InTech’ Magazine Is Going All-Digital After Survey Confirms Reader Preference (mediapost.com)

InTech magazine, the flagship publication of the International Society of Automation (ISA) will soon be all tech: it is ending its print edition and will now be published only in PDF format six times a year.

It seems appropriate—if a little belated—that the ISA publication would go all-digital.

The magazine found in a reader survey that 67% read InTech’s digital edition, which is delivered via email. And 38% visit visit www.ISA.org/InTech to read there. But 46% never pick up a paper issue.
more at: https://www.mediapost.com/publications/article/381488/intech-magazine-is-going-all-digital-after-surve.html

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