Rocco Carzo

Very similar model to Oyster. But I wonder if this might be the more effective strategy. Thinking (assuming a parent/kid wants to use an iPad vs. paper book): Parents will likely be more than willing to spend $9.99 for their child to read more. If they continue to renew their subscription - so their child can retain access - and Epic! expands their library in that time, parents might grow so...

@anniekadavy Think it would need a ranking system of some kind, or, if it's positioned as a place for high-quality photos (as it is now), maybe users curate their own quasi "art galleries." Search seems to make it feel just as much, if not more, of a resource than it is inspirational. Galleries could be a more deliberate/focused approach at image inspiration.