More audiolit

More audiolit

February 8, 2007 | 4:22 am

By Branko Collin

Libribox In my recent entry about John Scalzi’s audio book The Sagan Diary I mentioned Robert Nagle’s list (and reviews of) audiolit websites and literary podcasts. If that list isn’t enough for you, Librivox has got what looks like an even longer one. It includes French, Japanese and German audiolit projects.

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"Unfortunately that says it all Katherine. Imagine if they launched a classy eReader app with bells and whistles, or say they bought out something like Shubook ..."

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"I don't see any business logic in your argument at all Felix, and I don't see that value you see. It's easy to assign value ..."

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"The value of such information about any one reader is low, yes. Say a few cents over a couple of years. But multiply it by ..."

Felix Torres on "How Publishers Misunderstand Kindle, by Ted Striphas - Posted on February 13, 2012

"In the U.S., there is the IndieBound app... works with Google Books. Of course on the iPhone/iPad you can't BUY books through it, but you ..."

Katherine on "Foyles launches ebook app along with txtr - Posted on February 13, 2012

"Felix - I think it is valuable ... up to a point. But I believe it is way overstated in the article and in ..."

Howard on "How Publishers Misunderstand Kindle, by Ted Striphas - Posted on February 13, 2012

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February 8, 2007 | 4:22 am

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