Stop Press for March 14th

15/03/07: Stop Press for March 14th

Scribd: A place to publish and view documents - Why are we excited about this? Because it’s a place to share text, based on the proven YouTube model. Will writers take advantage?
Scribd - “YouTube for Documents” - Gets $300K - TechCrunch reports on the Scribd launch
E Ink’s blueChute bluetooth enabled eReader - Engadget gets us slathering again with another non-existent ebook concept
Open-sourcing the ebook project - Teleread suggests some people who should co-operate on the above.

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Joe Wikert (March 22nd, 2007 at 10:56 pm ) #
Regarding Scribd, keep in mind that it also shares the challenges of YouTube, especially when it comes to IP rights and ownership. In fact, there are loads of documents on Scribd right now that are being illegally re-distributed through their site. I’m speaking as a publisher, so naturally I’m not a fan of this…but anyone who values intellectual property rights should be equally disturbed by it.