New Assistive Media site is up

There's a newly relaunched Assistive Media site up. We took all the data from the old site and pushed it into Movable Type, and then reconstructed most of the look and feel of the old one with all the benefits of having simple content management.

Assistive Media provides audio recordings for the visually impaired, delivered over the net to listeners around the world. It's been running since 1996, with hundreds of hours of readings online. Everything is read by people, not by computerized voices, so it's pleasant to listen to. I just got done listening to a reading of Adam Gopnik's "Bumping into Mr. Ravioli", part of the collection of The New Yorker recordings online.