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Turning Your Book Into an Audiobook That Works

Presented by: Amanda Stribling | Chris Andrew Ciulla | Lynda Rees | Scot Ellis

Amanda Stribling, Chris Andrew Ciulla, Lynda Rees, and Scott Ellis break down the process of turning a book into an audiobook. They cover rights management, industry standards, contract considerations, and how emerging technologies are shaping the future of audio production.

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