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If the TV writers stay on strike long enough, many Americans will become more well-read—or so they claim. In a poll fielded by International Communications for Mindshare, 25 percent of respondents said they’ll probably “just read a book or magazine” if their favorite show isn’t available, topping the 13 percent who’ll scrounge around the TV dial and watch “whatever they find.” Meanwhile, an article in the Toronto Star raises the terrifying prospect that Americans will be subjected
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