Web Readers Hit the Books Less Frequently

gsandler writes “Here is an item from the New York Times summarizing the results of a study of the magazine and book consumption habits of Internet users. "Internet users are more likely to cut back on reading books than to curtail their magazine consumption, according to a recently released survey by Jupiter Research. The finding contradicts the long-held assumption that periodicals are more vulnerable than books to competition from the Internet." (Registration is required by the NY Times web site.)”

February 7, 2006 by Uncategorized 0

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