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> My device, my content, it's none of the author's business how I read it, in my view. In practice, that's not the case though, e.g. publishers on Kindle can c
by Marsymars 11mo ago
> My device, my content, it's none of the author's business how I read it, in my view.
In practice, that's not the case though, e.g. publishers on Kindle can choose not to allow text-to-speech assistive functionality.
- benmanns 11mo agoAudiobook publishers require/request this when you sell subsidiary rights. We’ve been able to push back citing accessibility concerns. I find it really annoying when not available for my own reading.