Re/code: Oyster, a company that provides a Netflix-like book subscription service, is shutting down. And most of its team is heading over to Google. In a blog post, Oyster’s founders said they were “taking steps to sunset” the company’s service, which launched in 2012. “We believe more than ever that the phone will be the primary reading device globally over the next decade,” they wrote. “A portion” of the Oyster team has joined Google Play Books, the Internet search giant’s online store for books.