I think your penultimate paragraph really touches on something there. If I'm paying £10 for a month of Spotify that's split over however many songs 3 hours a day. I don't and can't read for 3...
I think your penultimate paragraph really touches on something there. If I'm paying £10 for a month of Spotify that's split over however many songs 3 hours a day. I don't and can't read for 3 hours a day and even if I did that's 10 books over a month minus the 30% at 70p or $1 which seems fairly accurate to expect of someone who pays for a subscription for books.
I'm curious about audio books and what the difference is with them. (If you know) Do they exist in-between music and books? Do they lean more towards one or the other in terms of compensation?
I'm curious about audio books and what the difference is with them. (If you know)
Do they exist in-between music and books? Do they lean more towards one or the other in terms of compensation?
I think your penultimate paragraph really touches on something there. If I'm paying £10 for a month of Spotify that's split over however many songs 3 hours a day. I don't and can't read for 3 hours a day and even if I did that's 10 books over a month minus the 30% at 70p or $1 which seems fairly accurate to expect of someone who pays for a subscription for books.
I'm curious about audio books and what the difference is with them. (If you know)
Do they exist in-between music and books? Do they lean more towards one or the other in terms of compensation?