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Flipkart eBooks turns two, announces Readathon challenge

| | Nov 15, 2014, at 04:06 am
Bangalore, Nov 14 (IBNS): E-commerce marketplace Flipkart on Fiday announced India's first 'Readathon' campaign to celebrate its 2nd eBooks anniversary from Nov 14-29.

The objective of this campaign is to encourage the habit of reading amongst customers with special focus on eBooks.

Flipkart Readathon is focused on inculcating, celebrating and reinforcing the reading habit in the country.

With 15 titles lined up by Flipkart, this challenge will engage and recognize the fastest readers of the country through a great contest and amazing prizes every day starting on Friday.

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