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Bookmate alternatives
Reading has never been more convenient. With a Bookmate subscription you can read thousands of books using a simple application for mobile or tablet, or on your computer. Read, build your own library, see what your friends are reading, explore everything which Bookmate has to offer! The best Bookmate alternatives are: Scribd, Storytel, Audible
Here are the latest news about Bookmate:
2014. Ebook subscription service Bookmate launches iPhone, Android apps
Bookmate, the subscription-based social e-reading service, has launched a new reading app for iOS and Android. The app offers a social feed that enables users to follow their friends, favorite authors, and celebrities on Bookmate. Additionally, users can share their favorite books and passages. The app also allows users to share books through Facebook, Twitter, and the Russian social network VKontakte. Bookmate enhances book discovery by providing recommendations based on bestselling titles and popular books within the Bookmate community. The new interface offers users a convenient and enjoyable reading experience on mobile, web, and tablet platforms. Bookmate's progress tracking feature enables readers to seamlessly continue reading from the same point when switching between devices. Books can be downloaded for offline reading, and users have the ability to customize their reading experience by adjusting the typeface, font size, background, text colors, and contrast, including a night mode option.
2014. Bookmate - e-book subscription platform for emerging countries
Moscow-based startup Dream Industries has secured $3 million in funding to advance its subscription-based social reading service, Bookmate. The company's expansion plans involve taking the startup beyond Moscow and into international markets, beginning with Turkey, Scandinavia, and Latin America. Bookmate is a subscription-based service that facilitates "social reading" across mobile, tablet, and web platforms. With 1.5 million active monthly users, it differentiates itself from Amazon, Google Books, and iBooks by serving as an open platform that establishes direct connections between publishers and readers. This unique approach grants publishers access to user behavior analytics and promotional tools for direct marketing. Consequently, publishers have greater ownership over their relationships with readers, setting them apart from the well-established industry giants. This strategic move is particularly intriguing considering that emerging markets, lacking the infrastructure relied upon by major players, present significant untapped potential.
2014. Ebook subscription service Bookmate launches iPhone, Android apps
Bookmate, the subscription-based social e-reading service, has launched a new reading app for iOS and Android. The app offers a social feed that enables users to follow their friends, favorite authors, and celebrities on Bookmate. Additionally, users can share their favorite books and passages. The app also allows users to share books through Facebook, Twitter, and the Russian social network VKontakte. Bookmate enhances book discovery by providing recommendations based on bestselling titles and popular books within the Bookmate community. The new interface offers users a convenient and enjoyable reading experience on mobile, web, and tablet platforms. Bookmate's progress tracking feature enables readers to seamlessly continue reading from the same point when switching between devices. Books can be downloaded for offline reading, and users have the ability to customize their reading experience by adjusting the typeface, font size, background, text colors, and contrast, including a night mode option.
2014. Bookmate - e-book subscription platform for emerging countries
Moscow-based startup Dream Industries has secured $3 million in funding to advance its subscription-based social reading service, Bookmate. The company's expansion plans involve taking the startup beyond Moscow and into international markets, beginning with Turkey, Scandinavia, and Latin America. Bookmate is a subscription-based service that facilitates "social reading" across mobile, tablet, and web platforms. With 1.5 million active monthly users, it differentiates itself from Amazon, Google Books, and iBooks by serving as an open platform that establishes direct connections between publishers and readers. This unique approach grants publishers access to user behavior analytics and promotional tools for direct marketing. Consequently, publishers have greater ownership over their relationships with readers, setting them apart from the well-established industry giants. This strategic move is particularly intriguing considering that emerging markets, lacking the infrastructure relied upon by major players, present significant untapped potential.
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Enjoyed Bookmate for the month I used it free. Unfortunately I cannot renew as we can no longer make international purchases with Nigerian cards. Hopefully that will be resolved soon and I can subscribe again.
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