But the recordings, initially released only in printed form, could have been a fake.

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But there has so far not been a complete shift to reading on screen, with 53% still reading novels in printed form.

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He also successfully worked to have his father's "Waterfront" articles printed in book form in 2005.

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It might be a pair of shoes, printed in solid form as a design prototype before being produced in bulk.

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Interested readers are invited to submit an application form which will be printed in the paper on Tuesday.

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We printed out an online form and sent in a four-year-old Louis Vuitton handbag with a broken strap.

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In response, I read to her the Privacy Act statement that is printed on the front of the form, which can be downloaded from government Web sites.

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Clearly, consumers enjoy media experiences in the form of their choice, which has expanded far beyond the realm of traditional distribution chains like printed books, newspapers and magazines, audio CDs, DVDs and television.

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