The phrase "audible content" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to any type of content that can be heard, such as audio recordings, podcasts, or spoken word materials.
Example: "The app offers a variety of audible content, including audiobooks and podcasts for users to enjoy."
Alternatives: "audio material" or "sound content".
(Visually impaired users can access it using standard software programs that convert text into audible content).
One question that the acquisition raises is how Apple will respond, because Audible content is featured prominently on iTunes, and Apple and Amazon are fiercely competing in digital media downloads.
They also released a version of the album titled "1987 (The JAMs 45 Edits)", stripped of all unauthorised samples to leave periods of protracted silence and so little audible content that it was formally classed as a 12-inch single.
Finally, he emphasized that Facebook did indeed "take intellectual property rights very seriously," and that they were utilizing the Audible Magic content recognition system to identify videos that were infringing on copyright.
"Longer term, we see growing opportunities for Audible in content-rich cell phones," Piper said.
In exchange for the promotion of Audible.com's content and services, Amazon.com will receive $30 million from Audible over three years.
Under the agreement, Amazon.com's more than 16 million customers will be able to buy digital audio content from Audible.com.com
Amazon.com buys Audible; March into digital content distribution continues [ZDNet].
Explained Audible SVP of original content Eric Nuzum, Audible didn't want to alienate or limit its audience.
Oberweis also says that Wayne, N.J.-based digital audio content company Audible "has had a huge run but still looks attractive".
The English service is larger in scope, however, with over 20,000 kid-friendly books, apps, games, videos, Alexa content, and Audible books, also arriving soon.
