print media

“If it is true that “woof ticket” did not emerge into the mainstream print media until the 1980s and 1990s sources you cited, I would consider it a fascinating example of a short-lived slang locution entering written usage decades after it had achieved obsolescence in its original oral context.”

Simon & Schuster: The Right Word in the Right Place at the Right Time

“The account of the US Army’s secret conference held with selected members of the print media on November 15, 1941 at 10:15 A.M. in the Munitions Building is based on a memorandum written by Time magazine military correspondent, Robert Sherrod for his New York editor, David W. Hulburd, Jr. Sherrod wrote that the War Department invited the reporters to the secret conference.”

Simon & Schuster: DAY OF DECEIT

“In the United States, for example, lower-socioeconomic audiences are especially heavy television viewers but depend less on print media than do “ups.””

Simon & Schuster: Diffusion of Innovations