The book by D.K. Psychogiou "Print Media: From Clay to the Internet" fills an important gap in Greek literature, which lacks works that deal comprehensively with the current state and history of media in Greece and the world. Print media are treated here as technologies based on writing and serving reading, so the book begins by presenting the various writing systems: their appearance, evolution, and function, as well as their current state. In the same way, books, newspapers, magazines, and news agencies are then studied. The historical exposition starts from Mesopotamia and reaches our days, but focuses on the issues and eras that were decisive for shaping the current media landscape. It mainly refers to the Western world and Greece, without neglecting the significant events happening in other parts of the world.

The sections included are:
1. Writing
2. Books
3. Newspapers in the world
4. Greek newspapers
5. Magazines
6. News agencies