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Short Attention Span? New eBooks Offer Snippets Of Advice For Professionals

First Posted: 04/10/10 06:12 AM ET Updated: 05/25/11 04:25 PM ET

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The New York Times:

Who has time to read a whole book anymore?
The FT Press, a unit of Pearson, has introduced two series of short, digital-only titles for professionals who want quick snippets of advice for $2.99 or less.

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Who has time to read a whole book anymore? The FT Press, a unit of Pearson, has introduced two series of short, digital-only titles for professionals who want quick snippets of advice for $2.99 or les...
Who has time to read a whole book anymore? The FT Press, a unit of Pearson, has introduced two series of short, digital-only titles for professionals who want quick snippets of advice for $2.99 or les...
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