Printed Books vs. E-books Comparison Essay by Master Researcher

Printed Books vs. E-books
A look at why interest and preference for the printed book prevails over e-books.
# 89056 | 1,800 words | 4 sources | 2006 | US
Published on Dec 01, 2006 in Education (Reading) , English (Comparison) , Computer and Technology (Internet)


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This paper explains how printed books represent far more than mere information or `texts' for those who read them. The availability of a great variety of materials from the Internet does not mean, automatically, that the printed book will become obsolete. Apart from practical considerations mentioned in this paper, much of the ongoing demand for books from the conventional publishing industry can be more cultural than economic. For many readers, there is a certain ritual to owning or borrowing, and reading a book, in conventional form, as opposed to merely downloading its contents from the Internet.

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