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"Ken King sent me an email about Transcribr, his new podcast transcription service.  From the site: \nIf a podcast goes out on the web and no-one hears it, does it make a sound? Help your audiences find and use your podcasts with enhanced searchability and indexing! Simply point Transcribr at your audio URL and get a transcript in three business days.\nThis is pretty simple idea, and well executed.  I also really like his service Stenographr - if you're not that fond of snail mail (and who is?), you can type your letter online and they'll print it out and mail it to the recipient.  Genius!  \nIn the long term, though, I'm hoping that podcast annotation will improve because of two factors - better technological solutions (the Riya of podcasts, anyone?) and the harnessing of the wisdom of crowds.  I'd like to see something like Amazon's Mechanical Turk for podcast annotation - or perhaps a wiki setup would work.  In fact, the BBC is trying this exact idea.  Thoughts?"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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