Operator of SNS schoolteacher site mulls smartphone apps

TOKYO, Japan - Haruki Asatani (R), CEO of social networking site operator Loupe Inc., discusses the development of smartphone apps with his staff in Tokyo on Dec. 8, 2014, as the firm's new site for schoolteachers allows them to help one another in a gamut of school education fields.

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