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Just one issue where the publishing morons are so brain dead. Audio versions are available for the blind and dyslexic, but the number of titles is limited and
by russell 17y ago
Just one issue where the publishing morons are so brain dead. Audio versions are available for the blind and dyslexic, but the number of titles is limited and it usually takes a week or more to get them through your library. I had to do this for my daughter.
Commercial audio books are very expensive, but the quality is probably much better than Kindle, so that market is not affected by any read aloud software.
- jrockway 17y agoThe good news is that it's trivial to remove the DRM and have your web browser read the book to you. I doubt this is illegal, as a law that intentionally makes something unavailable to a disabled person is probably a violation of the ADA.
- randallsquared 17y agoIt's perfectly possible for something to be illegal and at the same time for the workaround to be illegal. Law as it exists is not code, nor is it necessarily consistent.
- jrockway 17y agoI think what I meant to say is that you'll have a good cause for appeal.