Readly is a digital subscription service that offers unlimited access to thousands of magazines and newspapers in one app. An “all-you-can-read” buffet if you like and the good news is the Stuff is ...

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This might be rather damning coming from someone who writes for one, but I don’t buy many magazines anymore. And I’m far from alone – it’s no secret that sales are falling (Stuff’s doing just fine, ...

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Readly, a service touted as the Spotify of digital magazines, has launched in the UK. For a monthly subscription fee of £9.99, users can download and peruse more than 100 popular magazines from ...

NEW YORK, NY--(Marketwired - September 29, 2014) - Horizon Media, the largest and fastest growing privately-owned media services agency in the world, announced today that Swedish-born, ...

An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link Swedish startup Readly is holding its own against Apple in the news and magazine subscription space, just as its Swedish peer Spotify did with ...