Free audio books from BMW

by Volker Weber

Put on your seatbelt and prepare for highs, lows and plenty of twists and turns. BMW, in conjunction with Random House, brings you BMW Audio Books, a unique series of specially-commissioned short stories showcasing the work of some of the finest contemporary writing talent. Each gripping tale is yours to download for free and a new book will be available to download every two weeks. Listen to them on your MP3 player, your laptop or ideally, in the car. So sit back, hit play and enjoy the ride.

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[Thanks, Oliver]

Comments

Hmmm, da will woll jemand an den Erfolg der Mercedes Benz Texttracks anknüpfen. Und die gibt es wenigstens auch auf Deutsch. Nun ja, mal reinhören.

Mike Tell, 2006-02-19 11:05

Warum auch immer man für die Downloads seine E-Mail-Adresse angeben muß. Ach, deswegen:

BMW UK will not use the personal information collected on this website for any purpose other than individual customer care, mailing of product information, or special offers. For these purposes, the information may be stored, processed, and, if necessary, passed on to other companies of the BMW group.

Na, dann nicht.

Man muss eine Adresse eingeben. Zum Beispiel also: stupid.marketing@bmw.com

I like to use "stupid customer" as the name. "Dear stupid customer ..."

Seems that their RSS feed isn't usable for podcast clients. It only links the HTML pages, but not the mp3 files.

Steffen Uhlig, 2006-02-19 20:08

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