A Pew Research Center survey shows young Americans, women, and people with higher education and income are most likely to read books compared with other groups. The patterns hold for both print and e-books. (more…)
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Pew Research: Young Americans and Women Read More
Posted by cindyfazzi on November 2, 2015
https://cindyfazzi.wordpress.com/2015/11/02/pew-research-young-americans-and-women-read-more/
Pew Research: Majority of Americans Value Public Libraries
Most Americans value their public libraries and they would like to see new services, such as help in providing digital literacy for children and senior citizens, according to the results of a recent Pew Research Center survey. (more…)
Posted by cindyfazzi on October 16, 2015
https://cindyfazzi.wordpress.com/2015/10/16/pew-research-majority-of-americans-value-public-libraries/
Pew Research: Majority of Millennials Read Books
The word “millennial” usually conjures up the image of a teenager who’s voluntarily trapped indoors to play video games, watch Netflix, and monitor social media all day long. That impression may be true (I know because I have a teen at home), but results of a recent study by the Pew Research Internet Project show that millennials also read. (more…)
Posted by cindyfazzi on October 1, 2014
https://cindyfazzi.wordpress.com/2014/10/01/pew-research-majority-of-millennials-read-books/
If You Love Both Library and Technology, You’re at the Top of Information Resources Food Chain
Are you an “information omnivore,” a “library lover,” or a “solid center”? If you love public libraries and technology both, you probably belong to one of those three groups. A study by the Pew Research Internet Project shows that Americans who use technology a lot also go to the libraries often. (more…)
Posted by cindyfazzi on March 19, 2014
https://cindyfazzi.wordpress.com/2014/03/19/if-you-love-both-library-and-technology-youre-at-the-top-of-information-resources-food-chain/