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Random House Aids Digital Discovery With BookScout

Posted at 7:20PM Monday 21 Jan 2013

Random House is attempting to aid online book discovery with a new Facebook app, BookScout, that gives users book recommendations from multiple publishers based on their Facebook Open Graph. So why'd it recommend me I Can Read: Berenstain Bears?

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