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How Books Will Become Machines
The future of books in the 1930s
The future of books in the 1930s. This is how Paul Oltet in the 1930s was de- scribing the future reading desktop ‘The worktable does not hold any book. In- stead, there is a screen and a telephone. All the books are far away, in a huge building (...)’ cited in (Levie 2006).
Scientists May Be Reaching A Peak In Reading Habits : Nature News & Comment
Digital reading habits
Further details from the study reveal that scholars now read more than half their articles on an electronic screen, whereas in 2005, just one-fifth of readings took place on screen. However, researchers over 60 years old reported that 58% of their readings were still on paper…