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Paragraph launches an aggregated Lit mag for the iPad age

Posted at 8:12AM Thursday 10 Jan 2013

A new iPad magazine called Paragraph Shorts curates the "best short stories" from across the web and presents them in a Flipboard-like interface. The free app aims to add value through curation, introducing readers to authors and publications they might not have known about otherwise

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