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Can You Read a Book in a Quarter of an Hour?

Anthony Lane writes about Blinkist, one of a number of phone apps that aim to boil down entire books into synopses lasting as little as ten minutes.

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Go1 Boosts Personalized Learning Content Discovery and Curation with Go1 AI

Go1 Boosts Personalized Learning Content Discovery and Curation with Go1 AI
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Qld unicorn Go1 acquires popular German book app Blinkist

Queensland-based edtech unicorn Go1 has acquired popular German startup Blinkist, which offers 15-minute summaries of books and podcasts.

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GO1 buys Blinkist: Queensland unicorn buys German start-up star in biggest ever deal

Go1 has defied the tech wreck, raising capital at a huge $3b valuation to fund a $100m acquisition of Blinkist, a German start-up that summarises non-fiction books.

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Long Read: Blinkist co-founder and CEO Holger Seim on why learning should be a constant

Holger Seim along with Sebastian Klein, Tobias Balling and Niklas Jansen founded the ‘millennial’ app in 2012.

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