Facebook Buys e-Book Publisher Push Pop Press (Video)

Facebook is diving head first into the world of online publishing with its purchase of Push Pop Press, an iPad book designer founded by former Apple employees whose first e-book was Al Gore’s interactive “Our Choice.” at the 2011 TED conference in February . Though the social networking site ...

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