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Is reading on the web really different?

Caroline Jarrett 13 August 2025 1 July 2016
Is reading on the web really different?

Is reading on a web site really different from reading on paper? The answer is: no, not really. We don’t read every word on the web. But we don’t read every word on paper, either. “Reading on the web isContinue reading… Is reading on the web really different?

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