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The online publishing platform Inkling has cut its digital textbook division to focus on enterprise products. Speaking to TechCrunch, CEO Matt MacInnis confirmed the company would lay off about 25 percent of its staff. The company announced it had signed agreements with the publishers McGraw-Hill Education and Wolters Kluwer, which will use the Inkling Habitat platform for digital content.

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