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Life More Than 90 Percent Of College Students Prefer Reading Paper Books Over E-Books by Katherine Derla
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Business Tech Apple's Rocky Two-Year Relationship With E-Book Antitrust Monitor Is Ending: Did Apple Learn? by Aaron Mamiit
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Tech Oyster Is Taking On Amazon By Launching E-Book Store Alongside Subscription Service by Fergal Gallagher
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Business Tech Court Gives Final Approval to Apple's $450 Million E-Books Price Fixing Settlement: What Now? by Dianne Depra
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