The following link is to a book review of ‘I Kissed Dating Goodbye,’ by Joshua Harris.
For more visit:
http://www.challies.com/articles/the-bestsellers-i-kissed-dating-goodbye
Daily Archives: 30 March 2014
Not My Review: Sex & Violence in the Bible – A Survey of Explicit Content in the Holy Book, by Joseph W. Smith III
The link below is to a book review of ‘Sex & Violence in the Bible – A Survey of Explicit Content in the Holy Book, by Joseph W. Smith III.
For more visit:
http://www.challies.com/book-reviews/sex-violence-in-the-bible
Not My Review: Popcultured, by Steve Turner
The link below is to a book review of ‘Popcultured: Thinking Christianly about Style, Media, and Entertainment,’ by Steve Turner.
For more visit:
via http://www.9marks.org/books/book-review-popcultured-steve-turner
Not My Review: True Worship, by Vaughn Roberts
The link below is to a book review of ‘True Worship,’ by Vaughn Roberts.
For more visit:
http://www.9marks.org/books/book-review-true-worship-vaughn-roberts
Dropbox acquires and absorbs reading app Readmill; app will be shut down
Dropbox has acquired the iOS (s AAPL) and Android (s GOOG) ebook reading app Readmill, and the app will be shut down. Readmill confirmed the news on its blog Friday following a TechCrunch report Thursday.
Readmill was a Berlin-based startup that had become popular for the clean, streamlined ebook reading service it provided; its support for Adobe (s ADBE) DRM meant readers could buy ebooks from platforms like Kobo and Nook (s BKS) and then read them on Readmill’s apps. In recent months, Readmill had added a book discovery feature and partnered with the Guardian, the Atavist, startup Livrada and nearly 100 other independent publishers and digital bookstores to let them sell ebooks directly through their websites.
That’s not the part Dropbox was interested in, though. Readmill’s technology also allowed users to share and leave notes for each other within ebooks and it sounds as if that’s the reason for…
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