USA Today: E-books are changing reading habits
http://www.usatoday.com/story/life/books/2013/10/06/e-books-reading/2877471/
“• Why do you read books?
To learn something (72%), to be entertained (64%), to be able to talk with others about the books you’ve read (19%).
• What keeps you from reading more books?
More than half — 51% — cite lack of time as a major factor. Only 16% say lack of interest in reading; 14% cite a lack of quality books.
• How often does a book play a role for you in meeting a new friend or romantic partner?
Never, say 78%. But others says romances and friendships do spring from books often (3%) or sometimes (7%).
• And for those reading more because of their devices, what kinds of books are you reading more of? (Readers could list up to three genres.)
Nearly one in four — 23% — mentioned science fiction or fantasy, followed by mystery and crime (16%), romance (14%) and non-fiction (14%).”
Stephen


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@sabram the big question is, what can be done to prevent this change
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