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The Mobile Landscape, Mobile Literacy, and Libraries 2014
The document discusses the growing importance of mobile technology and literacy, highlighting that as of 2013, 56% of American adults own smartphones. It notes that a significant portion of internet use is shifting towards mobile devices and that many academic and public libraries are adopting mobile strategies. Statistics indicate that ownership of internet-capable devices among undergraduates is on the rise, with most academic and public libraries either having or planning mobile presence.
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