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How to Listen
To Play Audio:
Left click on any "play" link (or use the keyboard equivalent to access the link). Your computer's media player should start playing the feature within a few seconds.
OR
Right click on any "download" link (or use the keyboard equivalent to access the link). This will bring up a menu offering "Open", "Save" and "Cancel" options. Select "Open" and, after a pause, the audio file will start playing.
To Download and Save Audio:
Right click on any "download" link (or use the keyboard equivalent to access the link). This will bring up a menu offering "Open", "Save" and "Cancel" options. Select "Save" and then choose the location within your computer where you want the file to be saved. Select "Save" within this window to start the download to your chosen location in your computer.
The Infosound Podcast:
Just copy and paste the following feed URL into your podcast capturing software or browser and your computer will be able to automatically receive the latest issue of Infosound just as soon as it has has been produced:
http://www.infosound.org.uk/podcast.xml
Please note that the current podcast will only access the current compilation of Infosound features, so please be aware that previous podcasts will contain links to past compilations that can no longer be accessed because they are out of date.
Our Editorial Code of Practice
Everything featured in Infosound audio features or on the Infosound web site is offered in good faith.
Infosound does not profit in any way by featuring information about providers of goods or services or by reflecting the opinions of those whom we interview. At all times, Infosound tries to be impartial and promotes no opinion of its own.
Caveat Emptor.
Infosound cannot be liable to any person for loss or damage incurred or suffered as a result of his/her accepting or offering to accept goods or services contained in audio material produced by Infosound wherever it is reproduced. Listeners should make appropriate enquiries before incurring any expense or contractual obligation.
Information Services
There is a section on this web site specifically for those directly involved in talking newspapers and magazines, community and hospital radio stations and other information services that could benefit vision impaired people.
[visit Infosound Media section]
Infosound - the charity
Infosound is accepted as a charity by HM Revenue and Customs and is a member of the National Council for Voluntary Organisations. We are in the process of applying for charitable status in Scotland but we currently have insufficient assets to be eligible to register with the Charity Commission (for England and Wales).
We do not charge for our services, we are staffed by a small team of volunteers and we are funded entirely by voluntary donation.
Trustees: Mr R. Myers, Ms L. Arnold, Mr A. Hindell.
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