Books surely still have a place and reading them isn't just pure dogma. I'm currently reading Gods Bankers by Gerald Posner about the history of the Vatican Ba

Books surely still have a place and reading them isn't just pure dogma. I'm currently reading Gods Bankers by Gerald Posner about the history of the Vatican Bank. It has about 10 pages of referenced bibilography on what must be at least 300-400 sources, and 170(!) pages of footnotes from referenced interviews, articles, online reports etc. You aren't going to get that type of in depth coverage of a subject from something that was curated and thrown together in 10 minutes and put up on the web. Long form writing and investigative journalism still has it's place if you are looking for an in depth view of a subject you are interested in.