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Originally Posted by The Saucepan Man
Even where it is not for profit, a public performance of a work can infringe copyright, under UK law at least. Distribution of the recording to Downs members would most likely consitute a public performance. I would therefore endorse Estelyn's advice.
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Hmm, wish I was a lawyer and not a pre-med student
Now, what if a group of friends (or people who happened to meet on the 'downs) decided to do it for their own interest? and not distribute it through a public medium such as the barrow downs. Would that be legal?
Edit: I'm not trying to circumvent (spelling?) the law, but the
making of such audio book would be worth it by itself, even if it's never to become the new LoTR craze.