As paper books become more unusual, some will continue to buy them as collectors’ items, others for the superior sensory experience they afford.

Many book-lovers still prefer the traditional option and value the tactile sensation of a bound paper book. "Paper books are, as a rule, very well designed, they look and smell good, ...

Shelfie ran a pilot with about 20 independent booksellers and found that paper books that carried a sticker saying shoppers could get a free digital version through Shelfie saw a 180% spike in sales.

Paper books and ebooks are each distinct modes of technology, with distinct strengths and weaknesses. They can co-exist in harmony and almost certainly will forever.

Readers of paper books, e-books and audiobooks will spend nearly $174 billion (€163 billion) on their favourite literature by 2030. With around 4 million new book titles released each year, they ...

How the University of Iowa's Center for the Book played a major hand in protecting the United States' founding documents.

Books take a lot of resources to make. Digital readers do, too. What's the more sustainable option? ... and 32 million trees are felled each year in the United States to make paper for books.