Newspapers and Magazines, Unlike Books, Neither Present the Same Sense

Newspapers and magazines, unlike books, neither present the same sense of established knowledge and compiled wisdom nor allow for the unfolding of long or complex stories. This helps explain which of the following qualities about books?

A) The lack of visuals in books compared to newspapers and magazines
B) The higher cost of a book compared to a newspaper or magazine subscription
C) The book's enduring cultural relevance and authority in the digital age
D) The importance of book reviews to a book's popularity