Amidst serious industry turmoil, Japan has somehow managed to avoid the looming problems that print media faces all over the rest of the world. The Japan Times reports a study done by the Japan Newspaper Publishers and Editors Association that details the way in which the Japanese receive media.

Surprisingly, the study reported that the most popular way of receiving news is print newspaper. The survey, which included 4,100 people nationwide, "confirmed that newspapers are a key medium indispensable in daily life," said a member of the Association. Moreover, the survey reports that its figures are not significantly different from a similar poll the Association conducted two years earlier.

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