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A pilot program that lets college students buy digital textbooks from their campus bookstores has gotten off to a slow start. But the company that runs the project says the early returns show at the very least that students are interested in e-books. MBS Textbook Exchange, Inc., has released sales data from 10 colleges that started offering digital textbooks through the company's Web site this fall. According to the company, e-books now account for 5.7% of the textbook sales at those institutions. The Chronicle Wired Campus Blog 11/1/05 http://wiredcampus.chronicle.com/2005/11/digital_textboo.html
Posted by P. Kaufman at November 2, 2005 10:16 AM