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Today, Readly, the global subscription service for digital magazines, announces its entry to the Netherlands and further expansion of operations throughout Europe.

Readly enters the market with fifteen of the most influential publishers in the Netherlands, including Hearst Netherlands, Audax Media and F&L Media. Readly will offer its readers more than a 100 titles in Dutch with well-know brands like Vogue, Glamour, National Geographic and Auto-Review.
The Swedish-founded digital magazine service is growing rapidly. The Netherlands is Readly’s second new market entry this year after the launch of Switzerland in June. This will be the eighth active market for the company together with the UK, Ireland, Sweden, Germany, Austria, Switzerland and the United States.
Jörgen Gullbrandson, CEO at Readly, comments:
“I’m pleased that we’re now making our way into the Dutch market. It’s an important market because of its high density of magazines and magazine readers. With this launch we are one step closer to our goal of being the number one subscription app for digital magazines worldwide.”
Readly was recently named the third fastest growing technology company in Sweden according to Deloitte's prestigious Sweden Technology Fast 50 listing. The company has over the past 4 years grown with an impressive 7, 737 percent. To further its expansion the company raised €10m in additional funding from the Swedish fund Swedbank Robur and London based Zouk Capital in August this year.
The Netherlands launch will see Readly hosting a week long consumer engagement event and campaign activity including a pop-up store, several influencer events and digital activity.

An exclusive event on 13 and 14 November at art’otel Hoxton exploring fashion, wellness, food, and microtrends.

Continuing our series with Magda Woods (founder of And the Robots), this month she looks at how publishers can understand the value of their content, and take greater control over how their content is accessed and used.
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