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Scribd is an American e-book and audiobook subscription service that offers access to a vast digital library of books, audiobooks, magazines, documents, and more. Founded in 2007 by Trip Adler, Jared Friedman, and Tikhon Bernstam, Scribd was initially a platform for sharing documents, earning it the nickname "the YouTube for documents." Over the years, it has significantly expanded its offerings to encompass a broad array of content types, making it a major player in the e-book subscription market. 

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With partnerships with several major publishers and a robust collection of self-published works, Scribd continues to grow its library. Its user-friendly platform hosts millions of documents and publications across multiple genres and languages, offering users personalized reading recommendations based on their habits and preferences. This makes Scribd not only a versatile reading resource but also a competitor to other digital content subscription services like Amazon Kindle Unlimited and Audible.