The production and sale of counterfeit textbooks represents a growing problem for all of higher education. While these counterfeits cause some very real and immediate challenges from a business standpoint, their long-term effects extend much further. The threat of counterfeit textbooks leaves colleges and universities more vulnerable, encroaches on the work of educators and lessens the quality of instruction for students. To address this threat and help protect campus partners, Barnes & Noble Education recently adopted the Anti-Counterfeit Best Practices, endorsed by publishers Cengage, Elsevier, McGraw-Hill Education and Pearson.“At Barnes & Noble Education, our mission is to ser [...]