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- 2. Scribd is the world’s largest social reading and publishing company. We've made it easy to share and discover entertaining, informative and original written content across the web and mobile devices. “Our vision is to liberate the written word, to connect people with the information and ideas that matter most to them.” (Scribd,About Us, 2011) http://www.scribd.com/about What is Scribd?
- 3. Forbes Media Fox Business The New York Times CBS News ..and many publishing companies (Scribd,About Us, 2011) http://www.scribd.com/about Who uses Scribd?
- 4. approximately 75 million readers every month any file type can be uploaded unlimited storage space free service private sharing (Scribd,About Us, 2011) http://www.scribd.com/about Pro’s Of Using Scribd
- 5. negative comments tens of millions of articles posted (Scribd,About Us, 2011) http://www.scribd.com/about Con’s Of Using Scribd
- 6. Launched : March 2007 Millions of users every day Continuing community growth Facebook group (Scribd,About Us, 2011) www.scribd.com/about Success Story
- 7. Float Reader New digital reading service app for iPhone Launched August 2011 Discover content by interests or friend recommendations (itunes, august, 2011) itunes.apple.com/float-reader Trending
- 8. THE END