New eBook Textbooks: School Still Boring?

First Posted: 08/20/10 05:40 PM ET Updated: 05/25/11 06:25 PM ET

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Now, a former Apple Inc. employee, Matt Mac Innis, is trying to shake up the market with a new approach that taps into the iPad's strengths.

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