Audio book publishers get in tune with iPods

AUDIO book publishers are rushing in to get their slice of the billion dollar global iPod market.

Audio book publishers get in tune with iPods
Tue, 02 May, 2006 - 01:00
Jim Morahan

Fastest growth is coming from books that are downloaded to portable music players and computers.

Surveys show young people are moving away from buying CDs and tapes, opting instead for audio books and music they can download.

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