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Reading is anything but static; since it's conception, reading has—and will continue—to evolve. In its early days, "Reading was done standing up, out loud, and in public places, usually by monks," Gold quips. "And what they read was from highly illustrated texts. But reading has changed."
Reading can be either voluntary or involuntary, according to Gold. It can be permanent or ephemeral and synchronous or asynchronous. There are two parts to a document intended to be read: the content and the media. We know that content has meaning, Gold points out, but can the media have meaning, as well? Certainly. "The medium carries a message of its own. The
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