Facebook: Absence of Compelling Content
10% of Facebook breakers mention an absence of compelling content on Facebook; http://eicker.at/FacebookBreak
10% of Facebook breakers mention an absence of compelling content on Facebook; http://eicker.at/FacebookBreak
32% of eBook borrowers say the library selection is ‘good,’ 18% ‘very good,’ 16% ‘excellent’; http://eicker.at/DigitalReading
The median for eBooks reportedly read are 20/year by eBook borrowers and 12 by non-borrowers; http://eicker.at/DigitalReading
eBook borrowers read an average of 29 eBooks/year, compared with 23 eBooks for non-borrowers; http://eicker.at/DigitalReading
A majority of Americans do not know that eBooks are provided by their local library; http://eicker.at/DigitalReading
28% get book recommendations from online bookstores or other websites; http://eicker.at/DigitalReading
Personal recommendations dominate book recommendations, be it printed or digital books; http://eicker.at/DigitalReading
Tablet and eReader owners are more likely than non-owners to prefer to buy eBooks; http://eicker.at/DigitalReading
A majority of print (54%) and eBook readers (61%!) prefer to purchase their own copies; http://eicker.at/DigitalReading
True for printed books, but I think I might change my behaviour regarding eBooks.
Services like the Project Gutenberg make public domain eBooks available as free downloads; http://eicker.at/DigitalReading
I have never really been one for the library or borrowing to be honest, I much prefer to own the book myself.