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December 1
New Study Confirms that Paper Will Continue As Key Medium for Reading
Despite the fast-growing usage of digital forms and electronic media, the life expectancy of paper as a key medium for reading and communicating over the coming 10 to 20 years is very good, according to a new study of the impact of new technologies on reading, publishing and the use of paper documents. Commissioned by The Electronic Document Systems Foundation (EDSF) and produced by INTERQUEST and the University of Virgina, the new study is titled, "Network, Screen and Page -- The Future of Reading in a Digital Age." Copies of the study area available to Xplor members for $145 and for $200 to non-members. To order copies or for more information call 310-791-9521, email (edsf@explor.org or via www.xplor.org/edsf/edsfinfo.html.)
Excerpt from EDSF press release.

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