do you like reading on the internet?
By lingzi
@lingzi (567)
China
March 31, 2009 4:57am CST
with the development of internet,we can do many things on intetnet instead of doing in traditional ways. such as shopping online ,chat online,making friends online ,etc. during the last year of my college,i liked reading online .but now ,i don't.reading is more interesting with a book.
how about you? DO YOU like reading on the internet?
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17 responses
@Dennis0911 (20)
• China
31 Mar 09
Hi,lingzi,
i don't like,but have to...because my work now is reading as more as possible for gathering informations...
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@kevsgirlalways (5883)
• Malaysia
5 Apr 09
i dont really like to read long materials on the internet or on the computer..i prefer the hardcopy. don't like to stare at the computer for too long
@eagle_f15 (1827)
• Malaysia
31 Mar 09
Nope I am those that do not like reading on the internet. Short articles are okay but not e-books. My eyes get very tired if I stare and read for too long on the internet. I still prefer the old original way of reading a real book.
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@kawalnarang (1095)
• Trinidad And Tobago
31 Mar 09
Once I can get books I read books, the news etc ,I get on tv,, and nearly everything else I can get on the internet,,and mostly friends,If I want to read about food,,I love the internet now
@ddxiong (7)
• China
2 Apr 09
Sometimes i have to read on the internet,but i do not like it very much. For i have to read for a long time,if i read on internet too long time, my eyes will be uncomfortable.So most of the time i choose to read a book.
@vutum6887 (118)
• India
2 Apr 09
If I need to read a average sized article etc on the NET, it is fine. But reading a novel, academic subject in the NET is just not for me. I am far more comfortable with books.... turning its pages, smelling the smell of the pages... and reading while half-sitting on my bed, or in my study table....
This is much more appealing to me.
@uicbear (1900)
• United States
31 Mar 09
For short articles and discussions, yes, that's fine for me to read on the internet. I however, just have a hard time reading page after page staring at a computer screen. My eyes start to hurt and I get the worst headache. So for casual reading, such as novels, I have to stick with books. There is also something a bit more rewarding about have this thick book in your hand and flipping page to page until you get to the end. There's a sense of acomplishment that you just don't get with reading on the internet.
@xiaouie15 (289)
• Philippines
1 Apr 09
I am fond of reading ebooks and How Tos so I prefer reading on the Internet. Been spending most of my time reading a variety of topics on the Internet lately. Have a great day!
@my1341 (456)
• China
31 Mar 09
Yes, I like reading on the internet very much. As we may find much interesting information on the web in a quicker way, we can learn much more in a short time compared with books or any other printed materials. And now I seldom buy books,newspaper or magazines to read.
@vickycity (154)
• China
31 Mar 09
I don‘t like reading online,too
the same to you, I just think book is good for read.
It's better than online.
@balasri (26537)
• India
31 Mar 09
Reading a book on a computer screen is tiresome and and very tiring to the eyes too.Reading means books.The books have so many advantages over the computer screen.The intimacy and comfort of carrying the book and placaing in your lap ,pillow and the the postures you can use to use the books are countless.I go for the books easily.
@ajrox1810 (992)
• India
31 Mar 09
Hi,
I do like reading on the Internet, but I am not comfortable with a long-term reading session on the same. It is really painful to the eyes, so it always feels better to read books, not e-books, atleast for me.
I would get a printer soon, to download and read text in physical, as their is really lots of interesting content on the internet to read.
Regards,
AJ-Rox
@sysdexlicwriter (1619)
• United States
31 Mar 09
I like reading on line only if I can't find it in a book at home. I like to cover my paperbacks with clear contact paper on the covers so that they are more sturdy and then highlight and mark in my books so I can go back and refer to them later. I read a lot of nonfiction. I know that you can do that on line but it's nice to just grab a book instead of always being plugged into something!