Greg writes “Wired Magazine has picked up the story of iPod shuffles pre-loaded with audiobooks being circulated by the South Huntington Public Library (NY).
Here’s something to consider: “In addition, the library has the potential to save a great deal of money. Latini said that most titles on CDs cost the library around $75, whereas in MP3 format, they range from $15 to $25.
‘In the end, obviously, we’re literally saving money,’ he said. ‘The units are paying for themselves.'”
Here’s the link to the Wired piece.”
Digital totally replaces the physical item(s)?
So they aren’t continuing to buy the same titles in physical CD or cassette format(s)?
Re:Digital totally replaces the physical item(s)?
Do you listen to the chapters in random order, then? 8^)