As electronic reading devices evolve and proliferate, books are increasingly able to talk to readers, quiz them on their grasp of the material, play videos to illustrate a point or connect them ...

Mark Bauerlein Professor of English Emory University Atlanta To the Editor: After reading Matthew Kirschenbaum’s essay, I realized how much I have been struggling with this issue of electronic ...

Smartphone usage all over the world tends to increase every year and the device is always in our pockets, making it the perfect reading device. It is multipurpose and reading is just one aspect of it.

Finally, we’ll be able to read electronic books and articles — “published” using no paper! OK, you and I know this isn’t a new idea, but reading media coverage over the past few months ...

In the past year, since Amazon introduced its Kindle electronic reading device, thousands of Americans have experienced the pleasures of e-books—but for most people, e-newspapers aren't yet a ...

The future of reading is electronic and is up for grabs, and now everyone wants a piece of the action. The current market is a scrap between Amazon, Apple, Sony, Barnes and Noble, and even Borders ...