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Hachette's Young Touts Benefits Of XML

Posted at 7:56AM Wednesday 14 Jan 2009

Hachette Book Group CEO David Young provided a long list of reasons why he has become an enthusiastic supporter of using XML to produce Hachette's titles. For Young, the reason to use XML is simple—it allows Hachette to development and deliver content to readers in the formats they want. It also saves money on production costs and can lead to new revenue streams.

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