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Bringing Print to Life
Through Audio Broadcasting.
AINC is among the nation’s leading resources for blind, visually impaired and print-disabled individuals.
We read and record
200+ local newspapers and magazines
- Colorado Local News
- Consumer Information
- Health and Wellness
- Working and Getting Around
- Entertainment
- Education
- Español
- Other Languages
Available online, on the Amazon Alexa, on specialized equipment, or by phone.
We understand that local and community news is the most difficult to access for blind and vision impaired individuals, and we’re proud to be a resource for all residents of Colorado.
Broadcasts, podcasts and listening equipment is FREE
to Colorado residents who cannot read print.
Call us:
303-786-7777
Visit us: 1700 55th St. Suite A, Boulder, CO 80301
Studio Hours: 8am-5pm M-F
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In addition to grocery ads, we will now be reading and publishing deals from Home Depot, Target, Walmart, and Walgreens.
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