About Audible, Inc.

Audible, Inc. is the leading provider of spoken entertainment and information on the Internet. Audible specializes in the spoken experience, providing digital audio editions of books, newspapers and magazines, original programming, and TV and radio subscriptions. Consumers shop, purchase, and download audio content from www.audible.com (United States), directly to personal computers for listening in a variety of ways. Most of their customers download audio to their PCs and Macs and then transfer the audio to MP3 players, personal digital assistants (PDAs), or to smart mobile devices (SMDs) for listening on the go. Others transfer, or "burn," the content to audio CDs, while some customers simply listen at their computers or through a digital home entertainment network.

Audible customers can also have their Audible content wirelessly delivered to their smart mobile devices every day, even while they are asleep, taking the computer out of the equation.

At audible.com, customers can select from nearly 100,000 hours of audio content, or more than 30,000 different programs. The selection of audio in our stores ranges from more than 12,000 audiobooks and performances, to audio editions of national periodicals such as The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, The New Yorker, The Atlantic Monthly and Scientific American; to radio and TV programming such as Fresh Air, Charlie Rose, Car Talk, Marketplace, The Bob Edwards Show, Opie & Anthony, This American Life, and The Ricky Gervais Show. Language instruction, personal development, stand-up comedy, children's audio, study guides, historic speeches and readings, fiction, business, mystery, and romance are also categories of listening available to our customers.