On Monday, court documents revealed that AI company Anthropic spent millions of dollars physically scanning print books to ...

But when a publisher had his books printed and bound, either on contract, commission or otherwise, in some other place than his place of business, and removed to that place prior to June 30. they ...

Printing books requires access to ample quantities of paper and wood products, and on a large enough scale, this could spark environmental concerns. Most book printers practice sustainable habits, ...

The eco-balance of printed books is much worse than that of e-books, even when the reading devices are considered. This was ...

In recent years, print books have seen a resurgence, and for good reason—they can be better for your brain and health, according to science. Here are just a few of the reasons why.

Printed books, on the other hand, are easier on the eyes since they don’t have the glare or harsh backlighting of digital devices, making for a more comfortable reading experience. 2.

By embracing the printed book we can ensure that young minds continue to experience the joy, wonder, and transformative power of reading for generations to come. Let us continue to embrace the ...

Gen Z Prefers Printed Books and ditching e-books for many reasons, like tangibility of paperback books, eye strain due to screen time, comfort, and nostalgia. Amazon Kindle News Barnes & Noble News ...

Willis says printed books. WILLIS: If one book could be read by a lot of people maybe that would be the best way. VELTMAN: But Li says audiobooks have an advantage.