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The “Netflix For Books” Business Model, And How It’ll Change The Way You Read

Mark Coker of Smashwords, which recently inked a major content deal with Scribd, weighs in on how the all-you-can-read model changes the way we read, how authors make creative choices, and how everyone gets paid.

Scribd Founder Envisions Google Glass-like Wearables For E-Reading

Forget e-readers; Scribd founder Trip Adler says that “reading goggles” are the future.

Scribd, HarperCollins Launch $8.99 Subscription Book Service

Spotify and Netflix have brought subscription services to the music and movie space. Could Scribd apply that model to the world of books?

How Trip Adler Found His Idea For Scribd After Hanging Up On 1-800-ASKTRIP

Before Scribd became a multi-million-document storehouse, Trip Adler was a Harvard grad casting about for a business idea–here’s how he found it.

“Float” App Adds Easy-Reading Interfaces To Your Social Media Feeds

It’s like Readability meets Twitter, but with a couple extra touches that make the reading experience smoother than ever.

Does Paying Top Dollar For Domains Still Make Sense In The Age Of Apps?

Scribd Debuts Float, A Netflix-Style Competitor To Pulse, Flipboard, Instapaper

Could Scribd Stats Change the Way We Write?

Y Combinator, TechStars: Investor Mentorship and Leverage Outweigh Capital

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Amazon Formatting e-Books for Non-Kindle Readers, Opening Kindle to Outside Titles?

Simon & Schuster Pens Deal With Scribd to Sell Digital Titles, Should Amazon Be Scared?

Scribd Launches User-Gen Bookstore

Scribd Launches User-Gen Bookstore