Mahshelf - YouTube for Books - in Public Beta
Earlier today I received an email from Odin Chen, one of the three students that founded Mahshelf (which I dubbed earlier “YouTube for books”) that their site has opened into public beta testing, as they promised they would do in April.
Mahshelf is a service where users can upload images, bind them into flash-books and share them with other users and around the web.
There hasn’t been much changes to the site since the private beta, besides some little ui-changes (notably on the front page and their blog), but they should be launching a new book reading application (with an embedding option) some time next week.
Startups from Finland: MahShelf Is Trying To Become YouTube For Books
Brand new Finnish Startup MahShelf is “a place where everybody can read and share books online”. Users can upload their books or just single pages and can create Flash books that can be shared with their friends and the whole world. The books can commented and rated in very YouTube -kind of way.
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