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Back Audio Books for Ipods: Pros and Cons by Bob Pardue Audio Books for Ipods: Pros and Cons The audio books market has taken a turn recently toward audio books for iPods. With iPod products becoming so popular, many audio book companies are realizing the tremendous opportunity of using iPods to store and distribute audio books. Let's take a look at how this works along with some pros and cons of developing audio books for iPods. How do iPods Work for Audio Books? Audio books are simply books that are spoken and then stored on an audio cassette tape or compact disk (CD). Those who lack the time or ability to read books often find audio books to be very enjoyable. Children enjoy listening to their stories read aloud by audio book. They make great baby-sitters in the car while taking long family trips. Also, those traveling alone can enjoy a good book while driving. It's a great way to read without actually Author's Biography: Posted on: March 20,2007 Email: bob@bobpardue.com Website: http://www.largemart.com/read-music |
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