US-based Rethink, which develops mobile applications for digital books, has raised $2m in its series A round.
eReader software company Rethink Books secured $2m in series A funding on Tuesday led by computer maintenance firm Ambassador Technologies, according to technology finance website TechCrunch. The investment follows a $250,000 seed round raised in April last year.
Earlier in the year Rethink released FirstChapters, an eReader application that allows users to read the first few chapters of a physical book on their eReaders once the book has been scanned, with the option of buying the eBook version through online…
