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McGraw-Hill Education Teams Up With Korean Company For E-Books

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McGraw-Hill Education and Dragonfly, a Korean interactive digital media company, have inked an agreement to develop a series of interactive e-books to enhance English language learning among K-5 students in Asia .

The new e-book series, scheduled for international release in in early 2013, will be accessible on multiple digital platforms, including the web, mobile devices and IPTV.

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