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Top publisher embraces Oyster’s and Scribd’s Netflix-like services for e-books

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May
2014

Out of the five biggest publishers, HarperCollins was the first one that understood the potential of Nextflix-esque services for e-books like Scribd and Oyster. Simon Schuster seems to have caught on, though, because its just agreed to …

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