Longreads founder Mark Armstrong is bringing his long-form journalism curation skills to Read It Later, where he is signing on as editorial advisor.

With more and more people accessing the Internet from multiple devices, central storage services that tie those devices together are becoming more important. One such service, Evernote, is receiving $50 million in additional investment in order to continue expanding its Web-based note-taking service.

Multimedia note-taking service Evernote has raised $20 million in a third round led by new backer Sequoia Capital. With Evernote, users can “clip” a range of files—including handwritten text, parts of web pages, and audio files—and store them online. Files can later be searched and shared from the web or…

Evernote, a web- and app-based personal info storage service, has raised a $5 million second funding round from Russia’s Troika Partners. The product, which works across Windows, Mac, the web and mobile, lets people clip bits of web text to save as a searchable collection of notes for later perusal.…