Is USA Today’s Print Edition Headed for the Sunset as GateHouse and Gannett Merge? Signs Point to Yes.

After a nearly 40-year run, USA Today and its digital sites are about to undergo a major restructuring that will Continue reading at 'Editor & Publisher'

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XanEdu, SharedBook Merge Complete

XanEdu and SharedBook have completed their merger, previously announced in March. Continue reading at Publishers Weekly

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Slicebooks Signs Six

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Usborne signs distribution deal with ePubDirect

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Judith Kerr: E-books will not replace print for children

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Print, Digital Settle Down

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