In partnership with McGraw-Hill Education and Courseload, more than 25 colleges and universities will provide e-texts to their students for the fall 2012 term in the first of a series of pilots intended to evaluate technologies and business models in the fast evolving migration from traditional textbooks to electronic content.
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The Stitcher app is free and runs on Apple's iPod touch, iPhone and iPad, as well as on Android phones and tablets, Barnes & Noble's Nook Color and Nook Tablet and Amazon's Kindle Fire. It provides an elegant interface for finding and playing some 100,000 hours of podcast programming. But the app, alone, wasn't doing a good enough job of helping users discover content they might like.
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