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Comment on Xiaomi’s E-publishing Platform Duokan is One Year Old, Looks Healthy and Confident by Xiaomi to Invest US$1B into Digital Content, Has Poached Chinese Online Media Guru Chen Tong to Take Charge - TechNode
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Duokan, the digital book company Xiaomi announced to acquire last year, now is a one-year-old.
Duokan’s goal is 20 thousand by the end of 2013 that will cover 80% of China’s digital book market.
Now there are Duokan books including videos.
Any magazine to get onto Duokan platform has to agree on a redesign for the sake of digital reading experience.
And it isn’t only operating a digital book platform but also the visible hand behind Xiaomi Box, a set-top box that can stream online videos.
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