Recorded Books “Soft” Launches Downloadable Video Service for Libraries
From the article:
“We’ve been in the video business for a few years now,” Recorded Books publisher Brian Downing told LJ. “We were in the digital audio business, so we decided it was a natural evolution.” He said that the company now has the equivalent of 410 DVDs including 50 feature films, half of them classics, half of them new independent films that Recorded Books distributes monthly via the Film Movement series.

Source: LJ

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