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"Interactive Voices isn't quite what I hoped it would be, but it's interesting nonetheless.  The service is trying to be a \"voice over marketplace\" - a place where you can find voice talents for your radio commercials, radio ads, audiobooks, cartoons and the like.  From the site:\nInteractiveVoices is a web 2.0 company and the global leader in connecting clients with professional voice actors and voice-over talent. Radio and television stations, advertising agencies, marketing executives, casting directors and voice talent agencies rely upon Interactive Voices\u2019 marketplace to search, audition and hire professional voice-over talent with the assistance of a web-service.\nIn short, Interactive Voices is RentaCoder for voice talents; you set up a job and the voice artists quote you a price.  That's great.  But what I really want is a hyperefficient, peer-produced approach.  What if InteractiveVoices had an API?  What if I could establish a group of trusted voice artists and automatically call them from within an application?  What I'm really suggesting is Mechanical Turk for voice ads - a way to automatically produce audio ads on demand.  Once that's done, hook up your podcast advertising service (Fruitcast, PodBridge, Podtrac etc) and you'll have your very own audio version of Adsense.  Audiosense, anyone?"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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