Sentences with phrase «other audiobook companies»
No wonder Kobo and other audiobook companies have to resort to convoluted subscription plans or no one would buy audiobooks.
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Scribd backtracked from an unlimited model and only allows one audiobook listen per month and many companies such as Audiobooks.com, Audible and other startups are integrating themselves into Apple Car Play and Android Auto, or partnering with car manufacturers directly.
Recorded Books LLC have changed hands with Wasserstein & Co. being the new owners of the premier company that has been providing unabridged audiobooks and other digital content or related services to schools, libraries and the open market.
The CEO of Playster Phil Keezer told Good e-Reader why his company got involved in audiobooks in the first place «Audiobooks were always appealing to us, but we were further buoyed by the fact other subscription services had begun to introduce credit systems for aaudiobooks in the first place «Audiobooks were always appealing to us, but we were further buoyed by the fact other subscription services had begun to introduce credit systems for aAudiobooks were always appealing to us, but we were further buoyed by the fact other subscription services had begun to introduce credit systems for audiobooksaudiobooks.
Ian than alluded to his company's future plans in the subscription audiobook space «We're trying to find a model that can expand the market and lower the barrier for consumers to enjoy audiobooks while trying to avoid mistakes that have happened in other markets and their rights holders.
One of the anticipated major trends of 2013, at least according to the companies showcasing their platforms at last January's Digital Book World event, was supposed to be online retail stores branded specifically to publishers and authors, essentially letting publishers cut out the retailer altogether when it can to ebooks, audiobooks, and other downloadable content.
According to Findaway World, several leading companies are currently using AudioEngine to power audiobooks in their platforms, including 3M (Cloud Library), Mackin (MackinVia), Baker & Taylor (Acoustik) and Follet (Catalist Digital), with many other large retailers, content providers, and distributors launching worldwide throughout 2014.
If you are a Tunein refugee, the only other companies offering an unlimited audiobook service is Amazon Kindle Unlimited and Playster.
Unlike other companies operating in the self - publishing space for audiobooks, Findaway is working directly with the authors.
They will be trying to make their mark against other companies who recently opened up shop, such as Google Audiobooks, Storytel and StoryWalker 365.
There are no shortage of services that allow authors to outsource the production and narration to other companies such as the Audiobook Creation Exchange, Findaway Voices, ListenUp Audiobooks but it will cost almost... [Read more...]
I know many libraries who have a digital magazine selection do business with other companies, even though they primarily use Overdrive for their audiobook and ebook collections.
The creation of audiobooks are not only reserved for major publishing companies, but many others provide some low - cost options to get going.
Audiobooks.com has kept its launch simple, with one flat monthly subscription rate for unlimited audiobooks at a fairly aggressive price point, as opposed to the different levels of fees for amounts of content that other companies have offered in the past.
However, I can recommend 2 other companies that allow a narrator to simply publish a PD audiobook without regard to the editions on Amazon:
Explore other options of exploiting your audio rights, including licensing them to the narrator or an audiobook production company.
Other examples from the company include six audiobooks from its Audible.com unit for $ 6, $ 1 for an album at the Amazon MP3 Store or $ 10 for $ 30 of products at one of its clothing stores.
It will also share e-books and audiobooks with other Acer devices and computers through the company's new clear.fi system, which is based on the DLNA (Digital Living Network Alliance) home networking standard.
Librarians know Jankowski's company, Midwest Tape, as a long - time distributor of DVDs, CDs, audiobooks, and other media.
Was approached by four different audiobook publishers: Podium, Tantor, and a couple others; he turned them down, and signed with a company that offers 20 %
With partnerships from Overdrive and other technology and publishing companies, libraries are making audiobooks readily available to the masses.
Granted, those business segments are still dwarfed by OverDrive's core business: 95 % of all U.S. public libraries use the company's technology to lend out ebooks, audiobooks and other electronic content — content that disappears when the lending period ends.
The company's digital arm provides audiobook and eBook lending to the library market through the RBdigital platform, alongside several other platforms specializing in same - day newspapers and magazines, adult learning and language tutorial programs.