The Book Industry Study Group has released a survey that “examines how print book buyers access, purchase and use e-books and e-readers,” reports Jim Milliot in a Publishers Weekly story. According to the report, “Consumer Attitudes Toward E-Book Reading,” “computers remained the preferred device for reading e-books followed by the Kindle.” Respondents were drawn from “from print buyers who also said they are e-book readers,” and “nearly 20%” of them say “they’ve stopped buying print books in favor of buying e-books.”