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Print Vs. E: No verdict yet
Of the 14 percent of Americans who read both print and ebooks, an April 2012 study by the Pew Research Center found that 36 percent prefer ebooks, while just 24 percent prefer print—leaving some 40 percent without a preference. The results were drawn from the Internet & American Life Reading Habits Survey, which also found that most readers prefer printed books when reading to children and sharing aloud.
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