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Broadcast outlets, which often repeat stories they read in the paper without doing any fact-checking, are also especially vulnerable to April 1 hoaxes.
FORBES: April Fool's turns into March Media Madness
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"Not only are children and young people more likely to read on electronic devices than they are to read paper-based materials but they also do it more often, " said the study.
BBC: Young people 'prefer to read on screen'
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The folks in Detroit often disagree with Flint, but they never fail to read him.
FORBES: Side Lines
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Because viruses often read people's address books, they will appear to be from known individuals.
CNN: Technology - Analysis: Understanding viruses
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Plus, they often include text-to-speech technology that can read books or articles aloud -- maybe not with thrilling delivery, but still a useful option.
CNN: E-books spur reading among Americans, survey shows
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"I've received hate mail in the past from some parents after they've read about the studies, but often find that many parents feel liberated by the research, " she said.
CNN: Does having children make you happy?
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International research tends to find that by the time British children leave primary school they are reading well by international standards, but read less often for fun than those elsewhere.
ECONOMIST: Reading: Catching up | The
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But read beyond these slogans, and the policies they are considering are often radically different.
ECONOMIST: Mr Blair goes to Washington
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Busy and stressed, I don't often (read: pretty much never) take the time to phrase requests so they don't sound like orders.
FORBES: Views on News
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Even if their English is good enough to read technical journals and score high on the TOEFL, they're often incapable of writing a non-technical essay.
CNN: ASIANOW - TIME Asia | Young China | Tips From an Expert
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Science-fiction, romance and crime-fiction fans often read more books more quickly than readers of literary fiction do, and finish most of the books they start.
WSJ: Your E-Book Is Reading You
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The site was smaller and our readers were less numerous, which meant we actually got to read every single comment and email people left us (and in those days they were far more often than not pretty insightful, believe it or not).
ENGADGET: Allow me to reintroduce myself