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Broadcast Information Program: serves individuals who are blind or partially sighted or have a print disability with volunteer-read recordings of local and national news sources, magazines, books, and retail store ads over closed-circuit radio, internet streaming services, smart speakers, and smartphone apps.

Provides readings of current, local print information for those unable to read standard print. Radio Reading Service provides closed-circuit radio broadcast reading newspapers, magazines and books; patron must have a special "crystal-tuned" radio to pick up the signal; only available if you live within approx. 35 miles of the radio station that carries the signal (KCUR-FM in the Kansas City Metro area and KXCV in Maryville/Chillicothe area, as well as KSMU in Springfield MO; all programming is available on the website http://reader.ku.edu/listen.

Telephone Reader is a dial-in newspaper system, similar to the Newsline service but featuring human voice and local/regional publications; it is available through the toll-free number (800) 335-1221, must register to get the access codes, the demo code is 5887.