Public Library, devotes nearly its entire broadcast day to a mixture of live readings and prerecorded readings overnight. Australia's Radio Print Handicapped Network has stations in all capital cities and some other areas. The first internet-based reading service was Assistive Media, founded in 1996 by David Erdody in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Most of the over 100 audio information services in the U.S. today stream their broadcasts live on the internet, and some offer online archives of previously broadcast programming. Some organizations are providing their listeners with internet radios preprogrammed to easily find the internet stream. See also Radio Information Service Audio description, an additional narration track for blind and visually impaired consumers of visual media, including television and movies, dance, opera, and visual art References External links Find Member Stations by State – International Association of Audio Information Services Sun Sounds of Arizona – Listen Live Gatewave radio reading service Radio Talking Book Network – Nebraska radio reading service Daily live readings of the Omaha World-Herald and Lincoln Journal-Star Radio reading services Reading (process) Radio stations broadcasting on subcarriers 1969 introductions 1969 establishments in Minnesota American inventions