Showing posts with label Audio. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Audio. Show all posts

Friday, November 16, 2012

Interesting Article Ideas For Articles Writing Online


Below are article ideas that I found interesting and thought that surfers, crawlers and other spiders would love to crawl down – they are ideas about audio, blogging, browsers, file sharing, hosting, marketing, money making and search engines. If you could write about them - you can anticipate that views and traffic would be flowing down to websites or blog site pages.

 

Let us start on audio as an adjective: they are relating to humanly audible sound, relating to the broadcasting, reproduction, or reception of sound, elating to high-fidelity sound reproduction. From those definitions – anyone can arrive many ideas to write. Audio as a noun like part of television or movie equipment that has to do with sound, broadcasting, reception, or reproduction of sound, audible sound and a sound signal.

Speaking of blogging: people who writes know what is blog and blogging. They write entries in, add material to, or maintain a weblog. In other words any subject topics that a person loves and likes to write to share to the whole virtual world – from his personal experiences down to politics and etc., they are example of blog and blogging.

My first thought about browsers was wrong. I thought it before that browsers and search engines are the same. And when I started looking its meaning from dictionaries – its meaning is to far from search engines. Browsers are people or animal who browse. In computer science – it is a program that accesses and displays files and other data available on the Internet and other networks. Or a computing software package that enables a user to find and read hypertext files, especially on the World Wide Web. If you have these subjects to write ExpertsColumn would be happy to publish them.

How about e-mail? Of course, e-mail was the first well-known and the basic strategy that people who used the Internet for sharing their stuff: photos, videos, articles and etc. to their friends, family and relatives before Internet groups, forums, social networks and other bookmarking sites were created. And until now it is still one of the best sharing tools that most people are using to market their articles and other stuff across the Net. It is a system for sending and receiving messages electronically over a computer network as between personal computers.

How about file sharing? It is the practice of distributing or providing access to digitally stored information, such as computer programs, multi-media (audio, video), documents, or electronic books. It may be implemented through a variety of ways. Storage, transmission, and distribution models are common methods of file sharing incorporate manual sharing using removable media, centralized computer file server installations on computer networks. And there are hundreds of ideas for this subject to write.

In file hosting services – if you are running a blog or a website or through emails and forums – you can use them for hosting service. They are a simple alternative to peer-to-peer software. They are considered mediums in which links to direct downloads from file hosting services can be embedded.

How about marketing? Every now and then many people are asking – how to market our products, expertises or contents to get traffic and views across the Internet or to attract our target customers to see and visit what we are selling on the Net? Marketing is the process of performing market research, selling products and/or services to customers and promoting them via advertising to further enhance sales. Writers are considered as businessmen too. Our products are our written columns, videos, audios and etc. If you have good ideas how to marketyour products share them to ExpertsColumn.

On making money – I have only two reasons why I am writing and publishing my columns and other stuff on the Net: one is to share to people across the glove about things that I love and like to write – that might inspires other surfers and other Internet users. Second I am writing and publishing columns because I wanted to make money from them. And there are many ways and strategies to make money online as Internet is a vast place for income. So there are lot of ideas to come out for this category – either making money online or money making offline.

Speaking of search engines – there are lot of them across the net like Google search, Bing, Yahoo, AOL and etc. These search engines are program software that search a database, gathers and reports information that contains or is related to specified terms. It can be a website whose primary function is providing a search engine for gathering and reporting information available on the Internet or a portion of the Internet. Or it is a computing service provided on the Internet enabling users to search for items of interest.

Thursday, July 26, 2012

Turn Your Blog Into Audio Through Odiogo

There are visitors who do no like to read articles published on blog sites instead, they like to listen them through MP3 or an Audio. Recently, I found Odiogo that helps bloggers and other writers to turn their blog articles into Audio. And this is free to sign up.

Before signing up, a blogger will see to it that all articles he published on his blog site are written in English language and he should confirm that he is the legal owner of the blog site. After that he can now proceed to register by telling Odiogo a bit about himself and his blog site by filling out the form with his approval that he is allowing the site to convert his blog site contents to MP3 or to Audio and then submit. 
Odiogo Diagram_Courtesy of the Site
Courtesy from Odiogo
 There are only two requirements needed to register with the site – they are:
  • The URL of his blog site
  • His email address
Then next, he has to wait at least one minute and he will receive a reply with instructions that he can now add the Odiogo Widget to his blog site. After he added the Odiogo Widget to his blog site – he can now start to play the audios of some of his articles published on his blog site like what I have done for My Star Articles blog site and this site. Each article has its own Audio.
According to Odiogo history: The idea behind Odiogo came to Patrice its CTO when he was stuck in a New York underground and said to himself, “All this time wasted on the tube… If I only could use that time to read the hundred of news pages waiting for me on my PC…“. Odiogo makes Patrice’s wish come true. Odiogo’s mission is to provide innovative ways to distribute web content for consumption on the go, anytime, anywhere and on any device.
The management team of Odiogo includes:
  • Marc Kawam
  • Patrice Kawam
  • David Zvilichovsky
  • Frederik Durant - Linguistic Advisor
  • Derek Fattal - Content Market Advisor
Marc has over 15 years of entrepreneurship, sales, operations, business development, and marketing experience in high technology companies focusing on Content Providers, Telecoms operators, ISPs, broadband carriers and entertainment and media industries. Marc was a founding member of iPIN, leading the development of its European operations, spearheading successful deployments totaling millions of monthly transactions with Europe’s largest operators, including Orange, Wanadoo, Tiscali, T-Online France and Vodafone UK. Prior to iPIN, Marc directed the establishment of Back Web’s European operations. Marc previously was CEO of PF1 Systems, a software distribution and consulting firm he co-founded with the PILAT group in 1989. PF1 was the first distributor for BRM, the Israeli firm that started Check Point.

Patrice holds an MS in Computer Science from the Computer Science and Advanced Technologies School (EPITA) in Paris. He was handpicked by Dr. Bertrand Meyer (creator of the Eiffel language) to join his selective team and spent two years in Santa Barbara. He then founded Pagoo in 1996 in San Francisco where he developed the first full VoIP residential phone service with Cisco. As VP Engineering, he oversaw the development and implementation of Pagoo technologies. Patrice executed the merger of Pagoo with Ring Central for which he worked as Director until November 2005.

David Zvilichovsky has 20 years of experience in the advanced technology sector with extensive experience in both technology development and financing. Amongst his various responsibilities, David is the Managing Director of Innovent, an investment & consulting boutique with a focus on technology intensive companies and Venture Capital firms. He is also a member of the Board of Directors of The Alon Technology Fund and Ramdor Technologies Ltd. as well as other private companies. David has professional and executive experience in R&D and product development as well as Corporate Management, Venture Capital and M&A transactions. David holds a Ph.D. in Economics, and an M.Sc. in Computer Science from the Tel-Aviv University. He also holds a B.Sc. in Computer Science and Economics from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Cum Laude.

Frederik holds degrees in Romance Philology and Computer Science (spec. computational linguistics) from the University of Leuven, Belgium as well as an MBA from Vlerick Leuven Gent Management School. Frederik speaks five languages and has more than 10 years of experience in the speech, language and Internet technology business. He has held diverse technical and management positions at Siemens Nixdorf, Allmansland, Lernout & Hauspie Speech Products, Tellme Networks Europe and the University of Antwerp, working in diverse domains such as machine translation, data-driven websites, statistical language models for speech recognition, and biomedical text mining. For the last two years, he has been active as an independent consultant, mainly focusing on speech-driven phone applications.

With over a decade of Internet experience at two of Israel’s leading online newspapers, Derek began his career as a lawyer in London, before entering into news media at CNN’s busy Jerusalem bureau. He joined The Jerusalem Post where he headed the company’s news syndication service and also worked as a soccer reporter. He founded The Post’s popular web site JPost.com in 1985 eventually becoming VP of New Media, before moving to Israel’s prestigious Haaretz newspaper to manage online business development at Haaretz.com.

So for anyone who has the interest to use the application for his blog site at Blogger, take the opportunity. This is free. Now to help the site, it is not really hard to share it to friends, friends of friends.


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