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  #1 Paaske Zimmerman on 09 Sep 13

   

  A short history of the audio book
  
  In 1920 the Royal National Institute for the Blind in England was allready doing research on how to create mp3 audiobooks for the blind. In those days there were lots of ex World War 1 soldiers who'd gone blind consequently of the fighting. In 1926 the RNIB started to use LPs to record mp3 audiobooks that could be performed on record players (the type with the large horn, you had to move a handel several times befor it'd play). Dig up further on our favorite partner essay by navigating to audiologist highland park.
  
  In 1936 the Talking Book Service was launched.The first two books were:The murder of Roger Ackroyd by Agatha Christie and Joseph Conrads Thyphoon. The records used at that time might maintain 25 minutes of spoken tekst, so that they needed about 10 records for the average audio book.
  
  In 1940 the studio employed by the RNIB was bombed, and a month later a replacement studio was bombed as wel.The RNIB wished to start writing audiobooks again, but they needed certain materials which have been destroyed.
  
  In America, the American Foundation for the Blind (AFB), had started making mp3 audiobooks as wel, and they did send their English counterparts to be helped by the much needed parts. Unfortunately the cargo got lost during a bombing raid of the London harbor! It was however made by a second shipment, and the RNIB was able to begin again with the production of audiobooks.
  
  In the sixties the audio books started initially to look on casettes, and later, after the infention of the compact disc player, on CDs. This great hearing aids site has a few stirring lessons for the reason for it.
  
  In these days the have grown to be more are popular then actually befor, in spite of their age. Among the main reasons for his or her ever growing popularity is the fact that mp3 audiobooks may be saved straight on the internet. My family friend found out about highland park audiologist by browsing Bing. There are always a good few audio book writers who provide this service, and it seems like their onto successful.
  
  Audiobooks, more then 70 years old and still gowing powerful.

   

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