You are likely either to be deskbound, or reliant on a mobile device that is expensive, limited in functionality and slightly inconvenient to carry around. Print, meanwhile, has some compelling strengths. Printed newspapers are light, convenient, disposable, and you can afford to lose them. Pages of headlines can easily be scanned, and reading speed and retention rates are very high. As a result, you are more likely to be reading this on pink paper than on an electronic screen.
Digital presses are relatively low-cost devices in comparison with conventional newspaper presses.
They are also far simpler to operate and take up less physical space, so they can be accommodated in modest print outlets. This would enable newspapers greatly to increase their reach by producing in short print runs or on demand much closer to the point of sale. You may one day soon expect to get your home town newspaper while travelling anywhere on business, albeit perhaps in a reduced or different format. There is no wastage or preparation overheads, so even individual newspapers printed on demand in self-service kiosks would be feasible. Also, each copy can be different, opening the way to targeted advertising, and personalised news.