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After 70 years audio books are still going strong.
Nowadays it is very easy to download audio books from the Internet, which makes them more popular then ever before. A short history of the audio book.In 1920 the Royal National Institute for the Blind in England was already doing research on how to create audio books for the blind.At that time there were a lot of ex World War 1 soldiers who had gone blind as a result of the fighting. In 1926 the RNIB started to use LP's to record audio books which could be played on record players (the kind with the big horn, you had to swing a handel a couple of times before it would play).In 1936 the "Talking Book Service" was launched. The first two books were:'The murder of Roger Ackroyd' by Agatha Christie and Joseph Conrad's 'Thyphoon'. The records used at the time could hold 25 minutes of spoken text, so they needed about 10 records for an average audio book. In 1940 the studio used by the RNIB was bombed, and one month later a replacement studio was also bombed.The RNIB wanted to start publishing audio books again, but they needed certain materials which had been destroyed.
In America, the American Foundation for the Blind (AFB), had started producing audio books as well, and they did send the much needed parts to help their English counterparts. Unfortunately the shipment got lost during a bombing raid of the London harbor! A second shipment however did make