voice
News on Smart Speakers: are voice interfaces viable for journalism? Paid Members Public
Are smart speakers the next frontier for journalism - and is there any money to be made there? A panel of speakers at the March 2018 news:rewired explored the potential — and the challenges.
Journalism on Smart Speakers: key findings from the Reuters Institute research Paid Members Public
Nic Newman has dug into the use of smart speakers for news. There's a market there - but how big is it, and how fast will it grow?
Journalism needs a new tone of voice Paid Members Public
This, I think, highlights one of the big challenge to journalists of the 21st Century. People are starting to associate the writing style we’ve been taught – CSWE, for Clinical Standard Written English, as the author defines it – with lack of openness. The legacy of social media is a different
Voxer: rethinking voice communications Paid Members Public
[https://i1.wp.com/www.onemanandhisblog.com/content/images/2012/06/Tom-Katis.jpg] Voxer [http://voxer.com/] turns your phone into a walkie-talkie. Folks download it, try it and realise that it’s a bit more than that. It was born out of frustration with existing push-to-talk systems and of
Your Blogging Voice: A Test Paid Members Public
Here’s a thought. This way of describing one key element of blogging to journalists just popped into my head: > “Read the blog post. If you know the writer in person, can you hear them saying it? If not, they’re not blogging yet.” Good? Bad? Indifferent? One of
