Sanjay_Singhal

Heck no. Unless you've already read "Game of Thrones", it's pretty hard to follow as an audiobook because there are so many characters, jumping timelines, and multiple story lines. Also, the narrator is critical. A nasal or whiny voice can ruin the best audiobook.

Uh, scrambled eggs, one slice of bacon, and a few home fries. Normally I have cereal. Wow, anything really means anything...

Audible is our main competitor, but while locked in bitter combat, we're also both working on expanding the audiobook industry with some major initiatives, including putting a button on your car's screen that says 'Audiobooks' right beside the button that says XM Radio. We're also both working to dramatically (DRAMATICALLY) expand the number of audiobooks available.

The audiobook industry is the fastest growing segment of the publishing industry. And it's going to get faster.

Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card. Book was better than the movie, but the movie wasn't bad. Also "Good to Great" by Jim Collins (business book), "Road Less Traveled" by M. Scott Peck, and "Atlas Shrugged" by Ayn Rand. I'm going to get slammed for that last one, but ah, bring it on.

A lot. I don't have a private jet though, so if you have an in with Santa...