National Talking Newspaper and Magazines

Welcome to National Talking Newspapers and Magazines...

...providing national newspapers and magazines in audio on tape, CD, DAISY CD and by MP3 download, and in digital full-text format by, e-mail, download and CD-ROM for visually impaired and print disabled people who find reading a strain.

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All Your Favourite Titles

All Your Favourite Titles

Choose from a selection of more than 200 newspapers and magazines, prices starting from just £9 for a monthly magazine on audio tape. Learn more...

Four New Publications Available

We are pleased to announce the addition of four new titles to our range: Photography Monthly, Apollo, What Hi-Fi and When Saturday Comes.
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Audio Download Service  Launched - PC running sound editing software

Audio Download Service - All publications now online

All our audio publications are now available online. Click here to learn more

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SoundTalking - Doing the talking for you

Provide free publications from leading brands such as M&S, Waitrose, Argos and Sainsbury's. To learn more, or to request your free publications, click here to visit the Soundtalking website.


SpeakOn

SpeakOn is a free, self-voicing program that runs on your PC and it is designed for people who are comfortable using computers. With SpeakOn you can easily find, retrieve and read National Talking Newspapers digital full-text publications. A recently added feature enables you to quickly find and listen to National Talking Newspapers audio publications, streamed directly to your computer. You can find more about SpeakOn at:
www.a-technic.net/speakon.htm

 


 

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