Apple Releases 36 Free 9-11 Commission AudioBooks

By Tera Patricks • Sunday, July 18, 2004 • Home » Mac Software »

The 9-11 Commission recorded the testimony during public and private hearings. The recordings are in AudioBook format and availble from the iTunes Music Store for immediate download.

Others who testified during the hearings include various panels of witnesses, former CIA head George Tenet, former Defense Department head William Cohen, Homeland Security Secretary Thomas Ridge, current Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, Secretary of State Colin Powell, and National Security Chief Condoleeza Rice.

To download the free AudioBooks, open iTunes Music Store and search on “9-11 Commission.”

Or, open iTunes on your Mac, then Click Here for a link to the Colin Powell AudioBook.

The 9-11 Commission Hearings AudioBooks are downloadable for free and can be used in Apple’s new generation iPod (which allows you to speed up the audio for more efficient listening).

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