Great news for fans of audiobook downloads (like me!)
Until recently, with few exceptions, public libraries have offered mp3 compatible downloads only. OverDrive, the digital supplier used by most libraries, did not have software compatible with the iPod.
A new format has been unveiled, and now, public library digital book downloads are available for iPod, as well as mp3 users. The list of titles is not large, but I'm sure it will be growing.
If you've been missing out on digital downloads because you are an iPod user, check out your public library! Chances are good that you won't be dependent on the Apple Store for your audiobooks any longer!
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