Thread: Why NYC subway riders still read (print) books
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Old 08-15-2013, 09:37 AM   #3
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Originally Posted by TadW View Post
Here's an enjoyable read: Why NYC Subway Riders Still Read Books (Huffington Post).



No - it is not my intention to spark another print versus digital discussion.
100 years ago they probably made similar arguments about the smell of horse manure on the streets that cars can never match. Time to let go people, your pro-pbook arguments are getting desperate (the allure of bookmarks!???). And I don't mean let go of pbooks, but let go of those feeble attempts to convince people that ebooks are inferior for all kinds of reading.
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