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incorporated in New York in 1980 and
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allowing users to
create articles. With the
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internet and
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employ the services. This Internet-based
service is a form of
micropublishing. An institution,
website or
individual can
offer online tutoring through...
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having invented "
micropublishing." Later, the
company would merge microfilm with xerography, helping...
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former Detroit Tigers owner Eugene Power (1905–1988),
microfilming and
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