Most print magazines are 90% ads. As for the "local newsletter" style, at least where I live these have all been bought out by larger media groups. To say the c

Most print magazines are 90% ads. As for the "local newsletter" style, at least where I live these have all been bought out by larger media groups. To say the content is anemic would be generous, but I can't "unsubscribe" from the physical copies because they are delivered to every mailbox in the area, therefore I cannot voice my opposition to this wasteful media. I'm sure they list me under their distribution numbers of "satisfied readers" of their publication. With online publications it is obviously different, but I wonder to what extent people are actually engaging with the content of these newsletters. What percent simply get auto filtered into the spam or trash, because the native unsubscribe link was too hard to find?