Publisher Terry McGraw on Steve Jobs and Digital Textbooks: “This Was His Vision”

So will the McGraw-Hill CEO strike similar deals with Apple competitors like Amazon and Google? Good question.
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Apple’s New Math. Or: Why a $15 E-Book Equals a $75 Paper Book.

It’s like the old “make it up on volume” joke. Except this time it might work, if students and school districts play along.
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McGraw-Hill: We Didn’t Get Booted From the iPad Launch, Because We Weren’t Part of It

Though it may have seemed like another of Apple’s perfectly timed third-party leaks, McGraw-Hill CEO Terry McGraw’s remarks to CNBC earlier this week were nothing of the sort. The publisher tells me it was not privy to iPad prelaunch details and that to conclude otherwise is a misinterpretation of McGraw’s comments.

McGraw-Hill CEO: If This Wasn’t an Apple-Sanctioned Leak, I’d Already Be Dead

Apple’s mythical tablet exists. It’s based on the iPhone operating system. It will function as an e-reader–among other things. And it will indeed be uncrated at a special event tomorrow morning in San Francisco. This, according to McGraw-Hill CEO Terry McGraw, who confirmed the device to CNBC today in another masterful Apple PR leak.

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BusinessWeek Attracts 93 Bidders

McGraw-Hill CEO Terry McGraw said the company has received interest from 93 potential buyers for Business Week, Bloomberg reports. In an interview on Bloomberg Television, he said interested parties include private equity, hedge funds and strategic buyers. “Everybody’s involved,” he said.