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This is a major coup for Scribd. I think it's a service that people begrudgingly and painstakingly used. But now it's just joyful, and kind of sexy. But as some
by newobj 16y ago
This is a major coup for Scribd. I think it's a service that people begrudgingly and painstakingly used. But now it's just joyful, and kind of sexy. But as someone points out - Scribd is a bridge and if the things that they bridge to ever contain the ability to embed or convert to HTML5, what will they do?
- mechanical_fish 16y agoTheir employees will retire, to live forever on the free pizza and beer which every geek will gratefully buy them in exchange for compelling every single popular proprietary document format to support effort-free export to standard HTML. Or, you know, they'll invent something else. It's a lot to ask of a business plan that it be good for twenty years.