Sentences with phrase «prefer digital formats»

The majority of U.S. college students now prefer digital formats whether they're reading textbooks or «fun» books, according to a new survey...

Russian readers prefer digital formats to print books; however, they are not likely to buy any goods digitally.

However, it can be very handy to have an eBook file to send out as an Advanced Reader Copy (ARC) for reviewers who prefer digital formats.

Is that your preferred digital format as well?

Even readers who prefer digital format can't pass up an autographed print copy of their favorite book.

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With the arrival of e-books, IPads, and Apps, a survey of preferred digital formats for annotated Codes could be of critical importance.

Not exact matches

The interest in the format, which entails more dynamic creative, shows how digital advertisers prefer more visual marketing over simple text.

You don't need the DVD or a DVD - ROM drive to access the digital copy, which arrives in Warner's preferred new format.

Fresh off its Golden Globe loss, its biggest nomination in a crowded and competitive year for animated features, Hotel Transylvania checks in at stores on Tuesday in a single - disc DVD, a two - disc Blu - ray + DVD, and, this review's subject, a three - disc Blu - ray 3D + Blu - ray + DVD combo pack, all of which come equipped with UltraViolet, Sony's preferred digital copy format.

The film hits stores on Tuesday in a single - disc DVD, a three - disc Blu - ray 3D + Blu - ray + DVD combo pack, and the two - disc Blu - ray + DVD set reviewed here, all of which contain Warner's preferred digital copy format of UltraViolet.

This though was the point of my original post: i.e., that both print and digital readers have very good reasons for preferring to read in the formats they do, and to express the hope that each side will refrain from snarking about the other.

While supporters on both sides of the book format aisle proclaimed that their preferred format was here to stay and the other was on its way out, the same points could be made of digital news.

Digital formats are what I infinitely prefer for a very personal reason though: safety.

«My fans have been clamoring for the return of Dunk & Egg ever since the graphic novels of «The Hedge Knight» and «The Sworn Sword» went out of print several years ago,» said author George R.R. Martin, «so I am delighted to announce that Jet City Comics is bringing them back — newly formatted for digital readers, and in paper for those who still prefer the traditional formats.

In a press call covered by Heidi MacDonald of Publishers Weekly, Marvel executive editor Tom Brevoort acknowledged that graphic novels are «more and more a preferred format, even with the rise of digital» but were always a «fiscal problem» until «openings of various other distribution channels allowed this to work.»

A paltry 21 % said they prefer the digital variant and 21 % stated that they utilize both formats.

A spokesman for the paper was quick to point out that this was not an attempt to convert the newspapers to a purely digital format, but rather an attempt to salvage readership numbers by reaching out to those consumers who prefer to get their news online.

One of the chief obstacles for ebooks in the classroom is the hard data that demonstrates students not only prefer print books over ebooks when they have the power to self - select the texts, but also that demonstrate a possible drop in reading comprehension scores after consuming content in digital formats.

mp3s are sufficient for the vast majority of music listeners, but there will always be audiophiles who demand FLAC and other lossless formats, as well as OG gangstas who prefer analog to digital as a matter of course, and are willing to pay for the added inconvenience of physical formats in exchange for enhanced experiential elements (touch, smell, heft, «warmth», ownership, etc..)

Unlike traditional publishing, in which «physical just gets dumped on the digital platform», Raghunath says she felt there was always an «opportunity to do something original for digital behaviour» — for the publisher, the reader and the writer, who feels less intimidated by the shorter length of writing preferred in this format — and, most importantly, to get a new audience.

While the Juggernaut team believes it can target a large untapped audience, other mainstream Indian publishers haven't yet shown any urgency in jumping into the smartphone segment, preferring a digital strategy that makes their books simultaneously available both in print and a slightly cheaper e-book format.

62 % of the respondents have said that they still prefer to hold books as a physical product rather than in digital format, whilst one fifth of 16 - 24s feel that they don't want to be restricted to a particular device, such as the Kindle, which prevents books from being shared with friends easily.

How will the bookstore change when digital becomes the preferred format?

Again, the picture changes accordingly when you look at the different age groups: within the group of younger readers aged 14 - 29, only 27 % prefer reading longer texts in print, while the number of those who read in multiple formats has risen: in 2015, 44 % read print and digital equally, up from 42 % in 2014.

In good news for booksellers, not only do many parents want to buy printed books to encourage their kids to look away from the computer, television or gaming unit screen, but many kids themselves prefer owning their favourite title in print, than in digital formats.

The difference between the formats is mainly in how well they handle fixed - layout and reflowable books, if they support DRM (digital copy protection), whether they support pictures and multimedia content and what are their preferred devices.

They also come in a variety of digital formats for whatever digital reading platform you prefer.

[6]--[7] Millennials also prefers print to digital formats for reading.

Research is beginning to reveal that even digital natives prefer print to electronic formats in some instances.

I believe that longform writing is a great fit for portable, digital books, and with PDF, not only do you get to read the document with the app you prefer, you can also enjoy the perks of a DRM - free, portable file format that allows for neat stuff like notes and annotations.

If you'd prefer to use Adobe Digital Editions you can get DRM - protected ebooks in PDF and EPUB formats from a number of online sellers.

That last bit is one of the biggest hurdles in the adoption of digital content as the preferred format for consumption.

It has HDMI in and out ports, an optical audio input and is compatible with Dolby Digital + - the surround sound format preferred by TV broadcasters.