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What the Media is Saying About Audible:

July 2005
"Downloading audiobooks from internet companies on to your computer or MP3 player is the most exciting development to hit the spoken word publishing industry since the invention of the CD... The good news is that on June 15 Audible opened a UK website. You can select from a huge range of books, to say nothing of radio talks and comedy shows such as LITTLE BRITAIN... Downloading does more than slashing prices; it also makes listening much easier. You no longer have to fumble with tapes, CDs and splintered plastic cases. Downloading is also opening up the pleasures of audiobook listening to a quite new market. Audible has noticed that many of its customers have never bought audiobooks, but drifted into downloading spoken word listening rather than music. So when you wonder what the Queen is listening to on her iPod, it might just be her favorite Dick Francis."

February 2005
"Once upon a time, the audio cassette book was something you gave your granny while she was recovering from her hip operation in hospital... But today, the much-maligned audio book has shaken off its image as "books for the blind" and is at the centre of the latest revolution in publishing: the MP3 audio book format. That man walking down the street with the ubiquitous white nuggets in his ears might not be listening to The Duke Spirit's new single. He might be listening to War and Peace... MP3 books can be accessed in one of two ways. You can either download them from the internet from specialist websites, such as Audible, or you can buy them as a download CD."