For people worried about Audible's dominance here, there's _starting_ to be a countermovement among indie publishers, and I assume big publishers would also sup

For people worried about Audible's dominance here, there's _starting_ to be a countermovement among indie publishers, and I assume big publishers would also support competition. * Chirp, from Bookbub: https://www.chirpbooks.com https://www.chirpbooks.com * Authors Direct: https://authors-direct.com https://authors-direct.com (from Findaway Voices, which helps indies produce audiobooks) * Overdrive and Hoopla are bringing library-purchased audiobooks to people: https://www.overdrive.com https://www.overdrive.com https://www.hoopladigital.com https://www.hoopladigital.com Audible tries to get people locked into multi-year exclusive distribution contracts, and a lot of people go for it given their current hold on the market. Hopefully, demand will start rising for these other distribution channels.