David Cameron will doubtless depart from his political career next month with the bare minimum of a few lucrative company directorships and a kiss-and-tell book deal, so long as that police horse, Raisa and the lamb he cuddled at Easter can be persuaded to ditch their own competing publications, both currently being ghostwritten from audiotapes by the Financial Times's Ben Thompson.
The debate has been prompted by a BBC/RTE documentary, The Disappeared, which included for the first time audiotapes from the late IRA hunger striker Brendan Hughes accusing the Sinn Féin president of ordering the murder and secret burial of the mother of 10.
CSIS agents also managed to erase 286 wiretap audiotapes of telephone calls made by Mr Parmar both before and after the bombing.
Then, there are calendars, audiotapes, study guides and videos.
The additional jurisdiction was granted on the basis of audiotapes made by Linda Tripp, a friend of Lewinsky, of conversations between the two.
As home use of records, CD-ROMs, and audiotapes and videotapes has increased, library collections have begun to include these and other forms of media, too.
Finally, the rise of the superstore--where one could buy not only books but audiotapes, compact discs, videotapes, magazines, newspapers, and cappuccino--caused trouble for many independent bookstores and resulted in a 6% decline in their number in 1996.
Chenjiringu (2000; The Changeling) tells the story of a writer who relives his personal history, often in a dreamlike and surreal manner, after he receives a collection of audiotapes from an estranged friend who appears to have recorded his own suicide.
The one great musical discovery made by Morgen when shifting through 200 hours of private family audiotapes is an acoustic cover of the Beatles' "And I Love Her".
His teachings continued to be relayed in books and on audiotapes.
In fact, leaked audiotapes from one of the Kochs' private planning sessions with allied donors suggest that the public knew who they were, and didn't approve.
