How often do you read papers?

I of course read books in paper form. But when I should see the news and read about some stuff, I don't look in the paper, I read about it on the internet. I think it is a better solution. And everybody talks about the Climate, if you replace the paper with the internet, we don't need to fell trees. And that is a better solution for the nature :-)

I read paper novels all the time. I don't usually read novels on my computer. I have a hard time read things online for long periods of time and such. I still prefer reading novels in paper form.

I have 8 books scattered around my desk, 3 open and actively being read!

I am subscribing to a daily newspaper published here in the city where I live. I never miss reading the paper every morning. I do also check the breaking news on the TV and on the websites, but reading the newspaper has been my routine for many years now. That is my favorite way to keep informed and updated, especially the business sections related to my work.

Are you talking about electronic books verses old-fashioned paper books? I'm a paper books person. I hate ebooks. Not so much the ebooks themselves but the idea that they represent. I just think combining books and technology is a baaaad idea. I like real tangible books that I can hold and put in my private collection. I like carrying a new book with a new cover and new feel with me wherever I go. If someone made me swash all that good bookness into an electronic tablet then I would die. lol

I usually get newspapers every weekend, and sometimes (maybe once a month or so) during the week too. But not every day, I simply do not have the time to read most days, so it would be a waste to get the newspaper more often than that.

I don't read papers (as in newspapers). I find nothing interesting inside, so I think of them as a waste of paper. I listen to the radio for 2-4 hours a day and I watch a couple of shows on the tv in the evening that supply me with all the news. Now, coming back to the deeper meaning of your discussion, as in printed materials, I read them all the time. First of all, my job requires for me to search old scientific papers, and, in most cases, the only way I can find them is at the library (only the most important have been scanned and are available in .pdf format). I also enjoy reading novels, and it's tiring to read long texts on the desktop/laptop screen. Even in the case of the new scientific papers, if I need to read them or to compare various information in them often, I prefer printing them than reading them on the screen.

About reading news in paper form, I rarely do now a days. I read news online on the internet mostly. When reading books, I prefer books with paper pages. E-books are good in its specific way to save some paper.

by papers you mean books right? well back during my school days, I can basically read anything from textbooks to photocopied literature paper but right now, I don't read as much as I used to. Since most of the time, I'm infront of the computer, I read news through web versions of the daily paper and ebooks. Yes, I have to say as well that the smell of fresh leaves of books is way different that just holding an e-device that lets you read ebook version.