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February 13, 2013 07:02 pm GMT
Plympton, the serialized fiction studio founded by former New York Times reporter Jennifer 8. Lee and novelist Yael Goldstein Love, just announced that it has acquired DailyLit, which breaks classic and contemporary novels down into short chunks and delivers them via email.Plympton first emerged last year through a successful Kickstarter campaign (raising $56,588, nearly double the $30,000 goal) and partnerships with Amazon to provide content for the Kindle Serials program. At the time, Lee said that her team had a spent a lot of time thinking about how to make serialized content work in modern times (anyone writing about today's serialized fiction efforts is contractually obligated to mention the success of writers like Charles Dickens and Arthur Conan Doyle more than a century ago).
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Plympton Acquires DailyLit In A Serialized Fiction Team-Up, Susan Danziger And Albert Wenger Become Investors
Plympton, the serialized fiction studio founded by former New York Times reporter Jennifer 8. Lee and novelist Yael Goldstein Love, just announced that it has acquired DailyLit, which breaks classic and contemporary novels down into short chunks and delivers them via email.Plympton first emerged last year through a successful Kickstarter campaign (raising $56,588, nearly double the $30,000 goal) and partnerships with Amazon to provide content for the Kindle Serials program. At the time, Lee said that her team had a spent a lot of time thinking about how to make serialized content work in modern times (anyone writing about today's serialized fiction efforts is contractually obligated to mention the success of writers like Charles Dickens and Arthur Conan Doyle more than a century ago).Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/-XCOlW6ah4g/
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