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I wonder if an economically sound business could be made in taking top web content and "converting" it into podcasts. My thoughts on the subject (from March 20
by yarone 15y ago
I wonder if an economically sound business could be made in taking top web content and "converting" it into podcasts.
My thoughts on the subject (from March 2011):
http://www.yarone.com/2011/03/recording-top-web-content-plain-text.html http://www.yarone.com/2011/03/recording-top-web-content-plai...
- abe_duarte 15y agothat is a good idea, you should try and make it happen
- itmag 15y agoI chuckled at your use of the word "dictator" :) Great idea btw, would love to be a part of it.
- tst 15y agoThere was a site called hearablog.com (https://twitter.com/#!/hearablog https://twitter.com/#!/hearablog) which narrated some of the more famous tech blogs. Jason discussed it on This Week in Startups: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gTn5qNeHny4 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gTn5qNeHny4 I personally think that this is a neat idea but VoiceBunny isn't the ideal tool. You pay about $70 for 400 words which is about the length of a short-mid sized blog post. If you just cover 5 posts per day, you will need to invest about $10k per month in VoiceBunny. At this point, looking for your own voice actors is probably cheaper.
- torrenegra 15y agoHi! VoiceBunny co-founder here. Our marketplace is new and the median prices are coming down on a weekly basis as more talents compete for work. Also, you are free to set the prices you want to pay. For ideas like hearablog.com, we are also implementing a royalty-based system, where talents get paid as the recording makes money for our client.