• Legible CEO Kaleeg Hainsworth has provided shareholders with a progress update to assure stakeholders and shareholders that the company’s plan hasn’t changed
  • The goal is to continue to carry out the company’s focus on top-line growth while building a globally accessible book media marketplace
  • The company’s goal is to allow the world to read when, where, and how it wants
  • Shareholders should look forward to continued growth
  • Legible is a new browser-based eBook reading platform that is revolutionizing how readers, publishers, and authors connect
  • Legible Inc. opened trading on the CSE at C$0.475 per share

Legible has provided shareholders with a progress update through a letter from the CEO.

Legible CEO Kaleeg Hainsworth sat down with Caroline Egan to discuss the update.

“We continue to build out Legible.com through a thoughtful, robust, and customer-centric way, aiming to bring the delight of beautifully rendered, easily accessible, streamed eBooks to readers anytime, anywhere, and in any way that they want to access them. Legible is modernizing how the written word, through eBooks, will transform the world in the most positive ways. We will allow the world to read when, where, and how it wants and we are doing so according to our values: accessibility, sustainability, beauty, and integrity.”

Legible is a new browser-based eBook reading platform that is revolutionizing how readers, publishers, and authors connect by presenting books the way they were meant to be enjoyed. Founded by a team of authors, digital eBook publishers, designers, and book publishing industry insiders, Legible’s strategy is to offer readers around the globe open access to millions of books on any internet-connected device. 

Legible Inc. (READ) opened trading on the CSE at C$0.475 per share.

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