"Audiobooks" by Redwood City Public Library (from Flickr)Seems like this may be the way of the future for lots of libraries. I had a look at both 'NetLibrary' and 'Overdrive' and this new technology seems like a good idea, allowing customers to access audiobooks to listen to on their MP3 players, PC'S, etc.
Also had a browse around the 'World EBook Fair' site-interesting lists of Top 100 titles, and Top 100 authors, etc. Some of the items I selected however were obviously part of the subscription service, as access was denied to me to proceed any further.
I still think the standard audiobook formats currently held by the library will still be pretty popular for some time to come though.
Also had a browse around the 'World EBook Fair' site-interesting lists of Top 100 titles, and Top 100 authors, etc. Some of the items I selected however were obviously part of the subscription service, as access was denied to me to proceed any further.
I still think the standard audiobook formats currently held by the library will still be pretty popular for some time to come though.
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COngratulations Techno! Your'e nearly there. Hope you enjoyed doing the course
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