Michael Geist has an article in the Toronto Star about book 2.0 projects. The two projects cited are Evan Prodromou’s Wikitravel Press, and LibriVox.
About LibriVox, he says:
Canadians are also playing a leading role in reshaping the creation of audiobooks. Hugh McGuire, a Montreal-based writer and Web developer, established LibriVox in August 2005. The site is […]

Listen to Librivox Community Podcast Show #72
Duration 13:47
Your slightly-snuffly host this week is Cori Samuel.
1: LeonMire tells us about the ten most recent LibriVox releases.
2: Earthcalling goes a-roaming. Here’s the link you’ll need once you’ve listened!
3: A little numbers comparison … Hugh and Paula talking in late […]

Listen to Librivox Community Podcast Show #71
Duration - 11:11
Your invisible friend and host this week is Cori Samuel.
How Do I Love LibriVox? Let Me Count The Ways.
Voices in order of appearance:
Larysa Jaworski (from Multilingual Poetry Vol. 2), various readers of Sonnet 43 by Elizabeth Barrett Browning, and original contributions […]

The former LibriVox New Releases Podcast
now takes on a new easy-to-use form!
Individual samples of select LibriVox audiobooks
will now appear soon after a project is released, in
compact form: 2-3 minutes each! Convenient to all!
Think of all the new ways you can use them!
The first batch of samples, from December 2007.
is now available by going directly to […]

Listen to Librivox Community Podcast Show #70
Duration 13:42
Your host this week is Cori Samuel. Your podcast theme … adverts! Advertising newly-started LibriVox projects, a forum thread and an actual Finished Product.
Intro and closing music from Emery’s Musicalle, in the public domain at archive.org.
Applause from pdsounds.org.
1. Shurtagal: The Montessori Method by Maria […]

Free Listens is a blog dedicated to reviewing free audiobooks (including some LibriVox books), with new posts weekly. We particularly like the sensible/honest review policies:

* Solo recordings - I tend to review recordings made by one person, rather than the chapter-per-person organization of the Librivox group recordings. I do this for two reasons: 1) I […]