I am happy to see that hundreds of blog- and small website owners have signed up and created a webReader account. I am even more…
At launch, the ReadSpeaker webReader website was to be found at www.readspeaker.com. Please observe that we have now moved it to the subdomain http://webreader.readspeaker.com. Sorry…
speechtechmag.com published an article from an interview with Roy Lindemann (VoiceCorp CIO) about the launch of the webReader today: Read the whole article here: http://www.speechtechmag.com/Articles/News/News-Feature/Web-Talk-on-the-Fly-52406.aspx
Good article regarding my last post. Check it out: http://www.digitaljournal.com/article/263266
As you might have remembered when I wrote a post about From birth of the talking web and into the future. I owed you a…
My colleague and co-blogger Daniel Erkstam has just published a good article about the history of text-to-speech technology. Click here to read the full article…
Stockholm launched a new website this spring and did it in a new way. Months before the launch they released a beta-version were they invited…
In the past couple of months we have been getting an increasing number of requests from smaller personal or business web sites and blogs that…
We have been contacted a few weeks ago by a Brazilian web agency by the name of Vortex Midia headed by Wagner Cardoso about the…
Finally! proReader has arrived – the superior reading experience! No download required! ReadSpeaker “proReader”; the next generation accessibility tool to make websites speak has arrived.…
We have been in the business of speech-enabling web sites since 1999, date at which I had the idea to bring text-to-speech into the arena…
A few days ago Google announced that they begin to experiment with text-to-speech on their “Knol”. Quote from their site: “We are experimenting with Audio…
