Paul Cameron, CEO & co-founder of Booktrack.Kiwi technology firm Booktrack is seeking to "ride the self-publishing wave" and has worked with Google to launch a web-based studio where users can add their own soundtrack to novels, short stories or even blog posts.
The company, which creates and sells ebooks with added ambient audio paced to
...  promises to 'get the best out of your digital music files no matter how and where they're stored.' Photo / Supplied)
To get the latest on music servers Technology editor Greg Fleming caught up with Absolute Sound's Michael Steven...
Q: Cds and cd players - dead technology?
A: A good cd player still gives a great sound, what we are seeing more is a convergence of technology between CD players, and digital music devices like music streamers and servers.
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The way we consume music is changing rapidly. With CDs and CD players a thing of the past Adam Gifford looks into home audio’s future
As you try to decide which media or download format to use for your latest music fix, be relieved that scientists at Harvard Medical School may have come up with the ultimate data storage platform.
They stored
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Kiwi software firm Booktrack - which adds music and other ambient audio to e-books - has raised US$2 million from investors and is now being backed by Warehouse founder Sir Stephen Tindall.
Booktrack says it offers readers a "movie-like sound experience" by mixing audio with novels or short stories being read on a computer or tablet device
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The GCSB considered recording Prime Minister John Key's address to staff when he visited the spy agency in February - but decided against it before he arrived.
Mr Key said today that the director of the GCSB had relayed that it had considered recording his speech, in which Labour leader David Shearer alleges the Prime Minister made a joke
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