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ider. Major publishers selling into the educational market include McGraw Hill ($1.1 billion), Pearson ($1.1 billion), Harcourt ($755 million), and Houghton Mifflin ($751 million) 3, who would likely carry the product more to build their brand (esp. a private label option) than for the incremental sales. Such a

nto the education market, such as a publisher, book distributor, or software provider. Major publishers selling into the educational market include McGraw Hill ($1.1 billion), Pearson ($1.1 billion), Harcourt ($755 million), and Houghton Mifflin ($751 million) 3, who would likely carry the product more to

ider. Major publishers selling into the educational market include McGraw Hill ($1.1 billion), Pearson ($1.1 billion), Harcourt ($755 million), and Houghton Mifflin ($751 million) 3, who would likely carry the product more to build their brand (esp. a private label option) than for the incremental sales. Such a

nto the education market, such as a publisher, book distributor, or software provider. Major publishers selling into the educational market include McGraw Hill ($1.1 billion), Pearson ($1.1 billion), Harcourt ($755 million), and Houghton Mifflin ($751 million) 3, who would likely carry the product more to

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