What do we think about ebooks (infographic)

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What do we think about ebooks based on Google web search results

Google web search can bring interesting information about what internet users think about electronic books.

Are we still afraid of ebooks? Which benefits are we most interested in? Which features are most needed? Are our attitudes towards digital books evolving?

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It turns out Google web search can be a useful source of information. One of its features, Google Instant, suggests search phrases as you type.

The suggestions are based on popular searches. It means the four results you see in the drop down menu under the search box are the most common questions asked by internet users.

We asked Google four questions, starting with “will ebooks,” “are ebooks,” “can ebooks,” and “do ebooks.” We did it four times – in 2011, 2013, 2015, and 2017.

The results are presented in an infographic below, and if you’d like to further explore the topic, here are the previous highlights:

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  1. […] It was not always like that. For a long time, many book lovers were afraid that ebooks would replace print books. […]

  2. […] It was not always like that. For a long time, many book lovers were afraid that ebooks would replace print books. […]

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