Nestlé Extreme uses ReadSpeaker SpeechMachine

In its latest Internet campaign lasting from May to September, Nestlé Extreme invites French Internet users to win one year of free cinema tickets by creating their own movie trailer. The trailers are produced using different characters, scenes, music, colours and last but not least voice-overs. For the latter, the agencies [...]

Municipalities goes Web 2.0

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 all the people in Stockholm to contribute and give opinions on how their website should be. They had a fully transparent and open dialogue with the [...]

European commission urges on web accessibility

I noticed recently a press release that European commission published in July. The headline was: “Commission wants a web that is better enabled for the disabled“.
I was present at the conference in Riga in 2006 that followed after the MINISTERIAL DECLARATION was signed by all current member states. Paragraph number 25 [...]

The Official San Francisco Website, now talking to you!

 
VoiceCorp has done it again! The official website for the City of San Francisco is one of the latest web sites to make their content more accessible by adding the ReadSpeaker read-aloud text-to-speech service to their web pages. Most of the pages on the website now have a ”Listen” button in [...]