McGraw-Hill Education Unveils New Digital Platform for K12 Teachers

With so much happening in the world of digital publishing for the…

Webinar: Digital Textbooks in the K12 Sector

With schools around the US starting to gather materials and stock their…

Can Yuzu Save Barnes and Noble?

Despite the reports and rumors that swirl around bookseller Barnes and Noble,…

McGraw-Hill Education Opens Create Platform for K12 Teachers

Digital textbooks continue to be one of the key frustrations in the…

OverDrive Catalog Adds Digital Texts from Pearson

One of the main frustrations with the digital textbook market is the…

Half Million MOOC Users Sign Up for Europe’s iversity

One of the increasingly popular forms of personal education is MOOCs, or…

New Whitepaper Advises Academic Publishers to Think Outside the Book

A new report, issued today by global publishing adviser Ixxus, aims to…

CourseSmart, Naseej Ink Agreement for Arab Digital Textbooks

One of the more exciting applications for digital publishing has always been…

Iconic Barnes and Noble Bookstore Closes in NY

One of the more interesting retail histories in the book industry is…

Aptara’s Drive to Get eBooks in US Schools

Aptara, a long-time technology provider to the global digital publishing community, sent…

YUDU Updates Interface for Digital Publishing

Since 2007, UK-based cloud publishing support provider YUDU has been offering solutions…

Digital Textbooks a Major Focus at #CONTEC13

Today’s CONTEC event, held in conjunction with the Frankfurt Book Fair, is…

BISG Annual Meeting Addresses Digital Challenges

The Book Industry Study Group held its annual meeting last Friday in…

McGraw-Hill Connect Update Makes the Platform More Versatile

For the growing number of platforms that offer some form of digital…

CourseSmart Rolls Out Digital Textbook Subscriptions for College Students

With estimates as high as $1,200 US per year that college students…

Chegg Offers Subscription-Based Textbook Rentals to College Students

A significant number of startups have tried–and for the most part, failed–to…