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Wed, 30/09/2009 - 15:28
Audiobooks, or 'talking books', have traditionally received rather a bad rap. Commonly sneered at as regular books' bastard little brothers, they have historically been sidelined as intended only for the visual impaired, blind, elderly or ill.
A kind of snobbery has always plagued audiobooks, which have been perceived as a bit 'easy' or...
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