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No, most people prefer the convenience of digital text that isn't packaged into books. The demographics of e-books are kind of shocking: the average reader is
by jpatokal 11y ago
No, most people prefer the convenience of digital text that isn't packaged into books.
The demographics of e-books are kind of shocking: the average reader is over 40. Most younger people only read what they can find for free online.
Some more on the topic:
http://gyrovague.com/2012/04/30/why-e-books-will-soon-be-obsolete-and-no-its-not-just-because-of-drm/ http://gyrovague.com/2012/04/30/why-e-books-will-soon-be-obs...
- minthd 11y agoNo. The article was written ~3.5 years ago, and it's predictions doesn't seem to hold true. Ebook readers still use the same formats, the same distribution, etc.