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: Stephen's LighthouseWill 50% of Students Buy an e-Reader this Fall?
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From Teleread:
Quick Note: 50% of US college students will buy an ereader
By Paul Biba
“Research company Alloy Media is reporting that only 2% of US college students own an ereading device, but a survey the did showed that 50% of those surveyed intent to buy one within the next year.
More information at The Independent.”
50% of US college students plan to buy an e-reader before autumn term
I’m not sure but this is telling. I think it’s more likely that most students will take the faster and cheaper route and download a free e-reader to their smartphones, netbooks or laptops from Kindle, Nook, Kobo or whatever. Same difference though on terms of readiness to use e-books.
How prepared are academic libraries to address a sudden surge in different devices, apps and standards?
Stephen
Full post as published by Stephen's Lighthouse on August 05, 2010 (boomark / email).
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