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Byline: Mark Chillingworth

Publishers in race to match Google

Mark Chillingworth

Major publishers are racing ahead with their alternative offerings to Google Book Search.

Harper Collins has announced a developer deal with Newsstand, an online newspaper and magazine distributor, while Macmillan has a prototype of its BookStore platform up and running.

Jayne Marks, MD of Macmillan division MPS Technologies, which is developing BookStore in India, said general reference and academic book publishers are showing the most interest in the platform, and that works are already being ...

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