Audio library launched after audio-books prove popular
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The "Nation Digital Voice Year 4" sound library project was officially launched on Friday, after audio-books proved to be a great success with the visually impaired for three years running.
The project was organised by Nation Radio FM90.5, Working Station Radio FM102, the Foundation for the Blind in Thailand Under the Royal Patronage of HM the Queen and the Thailand Caulfield Foundation for the Blind under the Royal Patronage of HRH Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn.
During the launch, Aeumsree Boonhachairat, an executive at the Nation Broadcasting Corporation (NBC), said that Nation Radio had selected books for volunteers to read and record as audio-books, which are forwarded to various schools, institutes, associations and foundations.
Several high-profile individuals have volunteered in this project, including chairman of the advisory board of the Defence Ministry General Nipat Thonglek, as well as Nation Multimedia Group executives, anchors and employees.
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