One of the reasons I started LibriVox, I think, was so that I could make an audio recording of “The Dead,” by James Joyce, from…
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One of the reasons I started LibriVox, I think, was so that I could make an audio recording of “The Dead,” by James Joyce, from…
Just posted over at LibriVox: Just in time for your 2008/09 new year’s celebration, LibriVox has reach another great milestone, by cataloging our 2,000th book,…
O’Reilly TOC blog has an interview with … me! …. about LibriVox: LibriVox is a volunteer effort with a big goal: record audiobook editions for…
Dylan Wittkower, LibriVox’s resident philosopher and reader of such gems as Schopenhauer’s Studies in Pessimism, and JS Mill’s Untilitarianism, has edited a new academic/popular text,…
This past weekend, LibriVox reached an extraordinary milestone: our catalog now contains 365 days worth of free, public domain audiobooks. So, if you started to…
Jim Prentice, Minister of Industry Josée Verner, Minister of Canadian Heritage House of Commons Parliament Buildings Ottawa, Ontario Canada K1A 0A6 Dear Ministers Prentice and…
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Well, this is just about the most exciting thing anyone has written about LibriVox. From Mike Linksvayer, Vice President of Creative Commons: Check out LibriVox,…
LibriVox, the all-volunteer audiobook project, just cataloged it’s 1,500th book, James Baldwin’s children’s history book, Four Great Americans. This milestone was reached during the record-breaking…
We just hit 1,500 items in the LibriVox catalog. The lucky audiobook is: Four Great Americans, by James Baldwin. This was the 96th book published…