We’re always looking for new volunteers! Here’s some text you can post on your blog, or send to anyone you think might be interested in our project. In French and English… if anyone would like to make versions in other languages, please do so, and let us know! Thanks!
ENGLISH:

Volunteers wanted for LibriVox
LibriVox volunteers record [...]

Want to discuss the best way to record your chapters? Wonder about about how to pronounce character names? Are you eager to share a brilliant tip to help us all improve our readings?
Well now you can. We’ve added forums to LibriVox. We hope this will be a useful resource for all LibriVox readers, book curators, [...]

We’ve had some technical problems with Chapter 7 of the Secret Agent. After much toiling and voice modulation a wonderful (and London-accented!) Conrad rendition was produced by Lloyd Davis. Unfortunately, the mp3 files seemed to get corrupted with big patches of Audacity silence. Any Audacity experts out there, please lend a hand if you can.
On [...]

A few changes in the life of LibriVox, and some interesting developments.
First, thanks to Kristen for doing some organizational & design work on the site. We’ll be looking at moving to a more robust content management system soon, to make the book choice/chapter reservation process more efficient. A “call for volunteers” will be going [...]

While we wait for fling93 to produce chapter 3 of the Secret Agent, I thought it would be worthwhile to record a more detailed background on the project (with “umms” edited out!).
Also, stay tuned for an interview about LibriVox with Paula B of the Writing Show.
And here’s the latest librivox podcast, a non-chapter explanation [...]

so we’ve made it to playlistmag.org! and got hits galore on the site. Thanks for the nice write-up, mat.
Chapter 3 is on its way, as is a more detailed audio intro to the project.
In the mean time, I’ve had some problems with the ourmedia.org uploader (won’t work on the PC, won’t work on the mac) [...]

Here is a brief intro librivox podcast.
LibriVox is a hope, an experiment, and a question: can the net harness a bunch of volunteers to help bring books in the public domain to life through podcasting? Here’s how it works (for now):

A book will be selected by LibriVox from the gutenberg project’s database of public domain [...]