SimplyAudioBooks.com: Netflix for Audiobooks

My old pal PT hooked me up with a really cool service called SimplyAudiobooks.com that basically does what Netflix does for DVD. You build a queue of audio books you want, they send you the discs, you pop them into your iTunes/iPod/car/etc. and then send them back. At around $20 a month if you listen to one and a half books a month you’re easily in the black.

If you do signup feel free to say jason at calacanis dot com referred you (I’ll get a free month I think, plus I want to see if I can get them to advertise across our network since they are so rad.



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  1. Hi Jason,

    since you sound someone always looking for a good deal on
    audiobook, there is this new marketplace specialised on
    talking book, http://www.v-burny.com. There you will find low prices
    of audiobook on CD, Tapes and Download to buy or rent. The
    best part is that they provide freed digital copy: even if
    you buy a cheap tape, let’s say ~ $1, you will have
    automatically access to the digitze tape to download or listen
    online.

    Peter

    Comment by Peter — November 9, 2008 @ 9:13 pm

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