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Kindle versus Printed Text: Round 1
Recently, the great and popular social media blog Mashable posted a poll called “Reading Faceoff: eBooks Vs. Print Books” in its Mashable Battles subsite. The poll challenged readers to vote for their preferred reading format – electronic reader or the old stand-by, hard copy books. The choices were one or the other or a tie vote, indicating that the voter saw advantages to both formats. I voted for the tie, and now I’m going to spend a few minutes to explain why I voted that way. Continue reading
Posted in Technology, Trends, Usability
Tagged books, CrunchGear, eBooks, electronic publishing, eReaders, FlipBoard, Mashable, Polls, portability, reading, Robert Scoble
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