At some point I did this interview with someone or other, but I honestly can’t remember when or where. I think it must have been Matt, at Podcamp Toronto. But in any case, here is a quick LibriVox interview on the CitizenSHIFT podcast (a project of the NFB).
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Librivox Community Podcast 36
Show 36 is now available from Archive.org
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Length: 24:33
Size: 22.4MB
Host: Jim Mowatt
1. Trioptimum and the large emperor.
2. Cloud Mountain, Tanzaku and the voice processor Behringer.
3. Gesine interrupts the nerdy stuff with a promo for Casanova.
4. Cori reads the improve your recording page from the Wiki.
5. Jim tells us what’s coming up in podcasts i.e. tribute to proof readers, book co-ordinators and meta co-ordinators.
Listen here: [audio:http://www.archive.org/download/librivox_community/librivox_community_podcast_36.mp3]
digital libraries on NPR
Two of our favourite people, Project Gutenberg’s, Michael Hart and Internet Archive’s Brewster Kahle, join Stanford’s Michael Keller on Ira Flatow’s NPR show, Science Friday for a great discussion of digital libraries.
Project Gutenberg is where we get most of our source texts, and Internet Archive hosts our audio files.
[mp3 link]
wired on audiobooks
The Gadget Lab blog at Wired has an article on loosening DRM with ebooks, and audiobooks. LibriVox plugged, and a mention of this interesting article about “audio books getting new respect from publishers,” to which we say: told you so.