I have accumulated much too much junk over the years 
, and I recently tossed a bunch of old printed catalogs and toy train magazines. Haven't looked back, and I feel terrific about it!!! 
Bottom line... printed materials are fine for a library -- not my house. I didn't always think this way about printed material, but there's really no denying that digital is the future.
While we're not gonna see printed catalogs and magazines disappear overnight, I think just about every entity who's printed anything has seriously contemplated their transition to delivering content via digital media. I think what we're seeing here on the OGR Forum with increased sponsorship banners and Premium Memberships offerings are clear trends in that direction for the OGR Magazine as well.
And with tablet-sized mobile devices and smartphones with increased display sizes becoming more widespread, I find far fewer objections to browsing content digitally. I was really finding the iPhone size to be frustrating when it came to viewing content while on the run. But now with the new iPhone 6 Plus that I saw at the store today, it's a whole different (better) world on the go. I won't get one until they ship in volume later this year, but I'm sure an iPhone 6 Plus is in my future. 
When at home or in the office, viewing media via the iPad is my preferred choice.
David
