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LONDON (Reuters) -Global education group Pearson launched a new Spotify-style “all-you-can-eat” college app in the United States on Friday, the centrepiece of its new digital strategy to build direct ties with learners throughout life.
FILE PHOTO: The company logo is displayed outside the Pearson offices in London, Britain August 4, 2017. REUTERS/Neil Hall
Having been buffeted by rental markets and second-hand options for once-expensive textbooks, Pearson has embarked on a direct-to-consumer strategy offering unlimited access to content to provide more reliable subscription revenues.
Chief Executive Andy Bird, a former Disney executive who has launched the new strategy, said Pearson+ was designed to offer the same ease of use as the high-end entertainment and media apps that students are used to.
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