I'm a little confused as to how audio book services have been evolving over the past few years. Audible, owned by Amazon, was doing an acceptable job providing

I'm a little confused as to how audio book services have been evolving over the past few years. Audible, owned by Amazon, was doing an acceptable job providing a lot of titles and subscription services. They even let you return digital titles. Recently they're dipping into exclusive titles. So, they went the Netflix route. While this makes sense, I never saw the quality of the originals as being as good as the books I was already listening to anyway. I suppose more dramatic readings might be nice. The graphical integration on audio books, well, that isn't there really. You can't look at the pictures while driving anyway though. Otherwise I think it's a solution in search of a problem. So I'm not sure how Spotify will compete on this.