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Study: The smartphone is not a book killer

At the end of November, the JIM study on the media usage behaviour of young people was published. Every second girl, but only every third boy, reads books regularly. Despite new media offerings such as smartphones and YouTube, the figures have been stable for almost 20 years. Nevertheless, there is cause for concern.

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