Barnes & Noble.com Revamps Home Page

October 1, 2007 By HILLEL ITALIE, AP National Writer

(AP) -- Barnes & Noble.com is getting a new look. Starting Monday, the online site for the superstore chain will have a thoroughly revised home page, including a running scroll of featured releases, and a number of new offerings, including Barnes & Noble Review, a magazine that will be updated daily with reviews and interviews.

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