The effect of the internet on reading habits 10 Articles

by Mark Dykeman

Some experts say that people are reading less than ever. In one sense that's true, at least for certain forms of writing. However, you might reading a lot more than you think. There are more and more pieces of writing t...read more

by James Green

The Internet can only really have a positive effect on reading as it has something to interest everyone. It also means that you don't have to leave the comfort of your own home to buy books, you can just have a look on Ama...read more

by Mark Dawson

I recently read an article in the Atlantic magazine entitled "Is Google making us stoopid?" Essentially, the article talks about how reading on the internet has changed our general reading habits with books and other prin...read more

by Ardeth Baxter

Don't get me wrong. I love the Internet. Even though I was already in my 40s by the time the PC revolution happened, just like virtually everybody else, I've gradually become reliant on e-mail and surfing the Net. For a...read more

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Naturally reading becomes more accessible thanks to the internet - we can read many types of source in a much more immediate way and the limitations of local libraries all disappear. Admittedly we can't read "real books" t...read more

by Samantha Overmyer

The internet has made reading possible for many people today. People that will not pick up a book are reading thanks to the world wide web. This doesn't just apply to some internet goers, this applies to all of them. Every...read more

by Jonathan Howard

Musings on Writing Content & Structure for Online Audiences. Much of what is commonly held as true about writing technique and presentation must be sacrificed in order to maintain readership. Depending on how you are in...read more

by Jill Craft

Information techonology has yielded many benefits from the forefront beginning with Prodigy that has increased effectual communication. Though, less do we find hard copy print in literary and journalistic techinque. This...read more

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by Ara Kesoyan

Is the Web a "place " for blind people? Today loudmouthed motion technologies are essentially uplifting stories. Traditional sent and stole , industry experienced mourning, ingrained technology- made solution, e...read more

by Etkin Getir

Internet is indeed a marvel. And the best thing it brought along for literature fans is the great number of online magazines all around the world. Today's reader is not dependent upon conventional media, and thei...read more