Category Archives: Audio books

Product Review: Trainjotting Calls an ‘Audible’

Posted on October 17, 2007 by TJ

We’d seen the Audible audiobook ads on Metro-North–blissed out guy in headphones with a tagline about how you’ll wish your commute was longer. So we decided to give the service a try. It’s actually pretty cool, and easy to use. … Continue reading →

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Product Review: Trainjotting Calls an ‘Audible’

Posted on October 17, 2007 by TJ

We’d seen the Audible audiobook ads on Metro-North–blissed out guy in headphones with a tagline about how you’ll wish your commute was longer. So we decided to give the service a try. It’s actually pretty cool, and easy to use. … Continue reading →

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Toward a More “Magical” Commute

Posted on October 8, 2007 by TJ

Interesting story in the Times about marketing products to people stuck in traffic. Altanta of course has that legendary commuter traffic, so Random House targeted the city for its “Atlanta Listens” campaign to promote audio books. It didn’t hurt that … Continue reading →

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Toward a More “Magical” Commute

Posted on October 8, 2007 by TJ

Interesting story in the Times about marketing products to people stuck in traffic. Altanta of course has that legendary commuter traffic, so Random House targeted the city for its “Atlanta Listens” campaign to promote audio books. It didn’t hurt that … Continue reading →

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