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Spotify makes its move into e-books

April 1, 2010
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Spotify has announced plans to diversify beyond music, adding a catalogue of more than 50,000 e-books to its desktop and mobile clients. Users will be able to read the e-books on-screen, or use the text-to-speech feature to listen to them. Users of Spotify's basic ad-supported service will hear contextual audio ads at the end of every chapter.

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