To: SmithL
Nonsense about e-books. Nobody's going to read an entire book on screen. There was a good article about this just a couple of days ago. People will not read more than a couple of screenfuls of text, studies show. I keep finding two page articles about the Cinci Bengals printed out of some Web page every week of the year in the men's stall at this hi tech outfit.
57 posted on
06/22/2006 9:45:42 AM PDT by
Revolting cat!
("In the end, nothing explains anything.")
To: Revolting cat!
re: Nonsense about e-books. Nobody's going to read an entire book on screen.)))
I don't think so, either, unless the technology changes and you can print out a book for a reasonable cost, or some similar and yet-unimagined change in format. But, then, there was a time I never expected to get to read the Wash Times online.
To: Revolting cat!
I can unequivocally state you are wrong.
I have and have friends who have read entire ebooks.
Now if you were to say most people don't, or that they are not popular yet, that would be a fact I could not argue with, but I can state, and prove with 100% certainty that some people do read ebooks.
Respectfully
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