- Homework excuses face extinction as new software lets teachers track if digital textbooks are actually being read (The New York Times)
- One year in and Instagram’s strategy proves picture-perfect for owner Facebook (Mashable)
- Barnes & Noble upgrades its self-publishing platform (Publishers Weekly)
- Study: TV-watchers increasingly using second screens while enjoying the tube (CBC)
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- Homework excuses face extinction as new software lets teachers track if digital textbooks are actually being read (The New York Times)
- One year in and Instagram's strategy proves picture-perfect for owner Facebook (Mashable)
- Barnes & Noble upgrades its self-publishing platform (Publishers Weekly)
- Study: TV-watchers increasingly using second screens while enjoying the tube (CBC)
April 10, 2013
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