Journalism trade journal Press Gazette - http://bit.ly/af1fEH - reports this week on a survey about media reader preferences.
It's very much a British picture - and a Welsh angle would be interesting not least because of the low-ish take-up of daily print publications in our hinterlands.
PG editor Dominic Ponsford observes that, despite the blogosphere's growth, more of us across the UK like to read comment in print than in any other medium.
The research asked 1,000 Brits where they like to read or view comment, analysis and opinion journalism.
Around 38% went for print, 28% online and 18% TV. The rest said they didn't read such material.
The BBC was the most highly rated provider, with its TV news, online resource and radio provision all ranking well.
The Daily Mail was top paper followed by The Sun, The Guardian, The Times and The Daily Telegraph.
How do you think Wales would vote?
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