Yesterday, BoomTown checked in with Docstoc CEO Jason Nazar about the document sharing start-up. Today, it’s Trip Adler, CEO of its much larger rival, Scribd. Launched in early 2007, the San Francisco-based online publishing company allows customers to share a wider range of documents, including books and manuscripts. It now claims to have 10 million documents uploaded. Recently, some of those landed Scribd in a bit of hot water…

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