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The article focuses on findings of a survey by Audio Publishers Association inferring the impact of technology on production, distribution and purchasing of Audio Subscription Services, as of November 2015. It states that according to businesses associated with the service the service will grow and mentions the dominance of Audible, which was purchased by electronic commerce firm Amazon, in audiobook sector.

The article discusses the scheduled Autumn 2016 releases of several audiobooks from the firm Audible including "The Dispatcher,' written by John Scalzi and narrated by Zachary Quinto, "Bob Honey Who Just Do Stuff," written by Pappy Pariah and narrated by Sean Penn, and a novelization of "Romeo and Juliet," adapted by David Hewson and performed by Richard Armitage.

Reports on the lawsuit filed against Wayne, New Jersey-based Audible Inc. by some of its investors. Complaints that the company has misled its investors; Claims that representations about the company's operations were false and misleading; Allegations that chief executive officer Donald Katz and chief financial officer Andrew Kaplan sold substantial company shares prior to the company's financial disclosure. INSET: BACK TO COLLEGE.

Presents news briefs on audiobooks as of October 4, 2004. Selection of Sean Pean to narrate "Chronicles: Volume One," on the life of musician Bob Dylan; Formation of a marketing and technology partnership between Audible and Sprint; Launch of a digital media distribution strategy by MediaBay.

Focuses on the expansion of the online audio-content program of Audible Inc. Information on its partnership with digital media company Roxio; Applications of Audible's content; Features of the Audible Manager software.