The following appears on WhatTheyThink.com by Dr. Joe Webb

Printing employment in April rose by 1,000 workers. It is always hard to determine if these were actual workers or if the changes were the result of issues with the estimation models of the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Production workers were the greatest part of the increase (800).

Publishing workers continue to decline, but workers in advertising maintained their rise, with much of it from public relations. Advertising Age recently summarized their latest research that 35% of their revenues are now from digital media.  Because public relations does not involve the purchase of space (print advertising) or time (broadcast advertising), much of the digital media activities are managed in that area.

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