Little Dixie Regional Libraries, Recorded Books Announce OneClickdigital

Little Dixie Regional Libraries (Moberly, MO), in partnership with RBdigital from Recorded Books (Prince Frederick, MD), is pleased to offer OneClickdigital, an online service that allows patrons to download a wide range of audiobooks, including best-sellers, Recorded Books exclusives, classics, selections for children and young adults, and much more.

Patrons have free access to eAudio at home, in the library, or on the go. Many titles are multi-access, so multiple users can check out a given title at the same time, eliminating holds. OneClickdigital is compatible with all popular listening devices, and mobile apps are available for the iPhone, Android, and Kindle Fire. OneClickdigital features an easy-to-use interface with streamlined navigation, fast downloads, and automatic software updates. Free technical support for patrons is available at 1-877-77AUDIO.

"OneClickdigital provides the opportunity for our residents to listen to books even when they cannot come into one of our libraries," says Karen Hayden, Director with Little Dixie Regional Library. "OneClickdigital has a wide variety of audiobooks for all ages and reading interests."

Details on how to access OneClickdigital may be found at http://www.ldrl.org, or see a librarian at your nearest branch of Little Dixie Regional Libraries.

About Recorded Books
Recorded Books, LLC is a leading provider of library services around the world, the largest independent producer of unabridged audiobooks, and a distributor of other audio products. Recorded Books delivers its products as both physical media (CDs and Playaway digital players) and via OneClickdigital, a downloading service featuring eBooks and professionally narratEd English- and Spanish-language audiobooks for adults, children and young adults. Through RBdigital, Recorded Books also offers a host of educational and entertainment services, including digital magazines, language-learning programs, software training, and database services. For more information, visit http://www.recordedbooks.com.