"Earlier this month, Baron published “Words Onscreen: The Fate of Reading in a Digital World,” a book (hardcover and electronic) that examines university students’ preferences for print and explains the science of why dead-tree versions are often superior to digital. Readers tend to skim on screens, distraction is inevitable and comprehension suffers. ¶ In years of surveys, Baron asked students what they liked least about reading in print. Her favorite response: “It takes me longer because I read more carefully.” ¶ The preference for print over digital can be found at independent bookstores such as the Curious Iguana in downtown Frederick, Md., where owner Marlene England said millennials regularly tell her they prefer print because it’s “easier to follow stories.” Pew studies show the highest print readership rates are among those ages 18 to 29, and the same age group is still using public libraries in large numbers." • #прокниги - urbansheep@gmail.com

Читать стало проще, а внимания больше не стало, и управляться с ним никто особо не учит и не помогает. А также #человечество_безнадёжно. - urbansheep@gmail.com

can confirm - Иван

Странно, я предпочитаю читать с экрана. Наверно потому, что я долго учился обуздывать внимание - Good command or file name