1. A computer-implemented method for aurally scrolling an information source, comprising: analyzing an information source; wherein the information source comprises a plurality of markup tags; wherein analyzing the information source comprises using the plurality of markup tags to identify a plurality of segments of the information source from which to derive corresponding marker texts; generating and storing, separate from the information source, a set of a plurality of marker texts based at least on the analyzing of the information source including generating each marker text in the set of marker texts based at least on an analysis of a corresponding segment, of the plurality of identified segments, of the information source; wherein the analysis of a particular segment, of the plurality of identified segments, corresponding to a particular marker text of the set of marker texts comprises applying a summarization technique to the particular segment to derive the particular marker text; wherein the analysis of the particular segment comprises determining a significance of the particular segment based at least in part on a relative amount of text content of the particular segment; generating and storing data that comprises, for each marker text in the set of marker texts, an association between the marker text and a location within the information source, the location corresponding to the segment of the information source that corresponds to the marker text; arranging the plurality of marker texts in a sequence, the particular marker text having an order in the sequence; wherein the order of the particular marker text in the sequence is dependent on the determined significance of the particular segment that was determined based at least in part on the relative amount of text content of the particular segment; initiating an aural presentation of the sequence, the aural presentation comprising computerized text-to-speech synthesis of at least a portion of the sequence; during the aural presentation of the sequence, receiving input while the particular marker text of the set of marker texts is being aurally presented; and in response to the input: ceasing the aural presentation of the particular marker text; inspecting the data to identify the location associated with the particular marker text; and initiating an aural presentation of the information source at the location associated with the particular marker text, the aural presentation comprising computerized text-to-speech synthesis of at least a portion of the information source; wherein the method is performed by one or more computing devices.
1. A computer-implemented method for aurally scrolling an information source, comprising: analyzing an information source; wherein the information source comprises a plurality of markup tags; wherein analyzing the information source comprises using the plurality of markup tags to identify a plurality of segments of the information source from which to derive corresponding marker texts; generating and storing, separate from the information source, a set of a plurality of marker texts based at least on the analyzing of the information source including generating each marker text in the set of marker texts based at least on an analysis of a corresponding segment, of the plurality of identified segments, of the information source; wherein the analysis of a particular segment, of the plurality of identified segments, corresponding to a particular marker text of the set of marker texts comprises applying a summarization technique to the particular segment to derive the particular marker text; wherein the analysis of the particular segment comprises determining a significance of the particular segment based at least in part on a relative amount of text content of the particular segment; generating and storing data that comprises, for each marker text in the set of marker texts, an association between the marker text and a location within the information source, the location corresponding to the segment of the information source that corresponds to the marker text; arranging the plurality of marker texts in a sequence, the particular marker text having an order in the sequence; wherein the order of the particular marker text in the sequence is dependent on the determined significance of the particular segment that was determined based at least in part on the relative amount of text content of the particular segment; initiating an aural presentation of the sequence, the aural presentation comprising computerized text-to-speech synthesis of at least a portion of the sequence; during the aural presentation of the sequence, receiving input while the particular marker text of the set of marker texts is being aurally presented; and in response to the input: ceasing the aural presentation of the particular marker text; inspecting the data to identify the location associated with the particular marker text; and initiating an aural presentation of the information source at the location associated with the particular marker text, the aural presentation comprising computerized text-to-speech synthesis of at least a portion of the information source; wherein the method is performed by one or more computing devices. 6. The computer-implemented method as recited in claim 1 , wherein the sequence reflects a perceived significance of each marker text of the plurality of marker texts.