Mar 28
Some view the reading of books are a private thing. After all not everyone enjoys a particular author’s work or a particular genre, not to mention reading is typically a quiet affair and creating a social settings could be distracting, unless you’re all gathered to discuss the book, of course.
However Readmill was looking to change that by introducing a social reading platform. For those unfamiliar, the service was launched about 3 years later and it basically allowed users to add notes in a book you shared to inform users of a special passage, a funny quote, or something to keep an eye out on because it might integral to the plot. (more…)
Dropbox Acquires Social Reader Readmill original content from Ubergizmo. 
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