Mon, 17 Sep 2007 eMusic opens audiobooks
eMusic to start selling audiobooks this week
eMusic has revealed plans to begin selling audiobooks in DRM-free MP3 format.
The company plans to introduce 1,000 titles initially, which will be made available to subscribers to its service tomorrow, according to reports.
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eMusic then plans to make "hundreds more" titles available each week from now on.
eMusic said its customers can sign up for monthly subscriptions: $9.99 for one book, $19.99 for two books, and get one book free.
New eMusic customers will be offered an audiobooks subscription with one audiobook free if they sign up within 14 days.
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