Working with producers of spoken word audio. (includes information on packaging spoken word titles) (The Business of Audio)

From: Tape-Disc Business | Date: November 1, 1991 | Copyright information

Working With Producers of Spoken Word Audio

In a recent interview with Tape/Disc Business, Antonia Boyle, self-proclaimed "Empress of Audio" and director of Cassette Productions Unlimited's creative department, discussed the growing spoken word audio market and what audio duplicators can do to help their clients enhance their spoken word programming.

According to Boyle, spoken word is the fastest growing segment of the audio industry, increasing at 23% annually....

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