Thread: (Near) Professional Quality books on Librivox
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Old 11-06-2015, 10:25 AM   #39
Helsbelles
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True. It would be nice to have an equivalent of Librivox for countries with a "life+70" copyright law.
There is one, actually. It's called Legamus. But (IMO) it's not doing a very good job of making itself known. I haven't recorded for them yet: reading and editing an audiobook involves a commitment of hundreds of hours' work, and (while it's not something one does for the fame and glory) it's kind of dispiriting to think that it won't reach much of an audience...
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