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InteractiveVoices: A Web 2.0 Application for Finding and Hiring Voice-Overs
Interactivevoices.Com Recently Unveiled Their New Web 2.0 Web Service That Makes is Easy for Business People to Search for, Audi

TORONTO, Jan. 4 /PRNewswire/ -- InteractiveVoices (http://www.interactivevoices.com/), the voice-over marketplace, has just rolled out a new Web 2.0 platform for businesses that need to hire voice-over talents. Principles that render InteractiveVoices a Web 2.0 company include the continued focus on a rich user experience by working with technologies such as RSS, CSS and AJAX while using the Web as a software platform.

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New additions to the site include RSS feeds that allow individuals to subscribe to the IV Blog, the InteractiveVoices Podcast (also available in the iTunes Music Store), manage voice-over projects, collaborate with colleagues online, use file delivery tools, and implement feedback for other InteractiveVoices members regarding a relationship forged through business conducted at the website or endorsements based upon the quality of the talent's voice-over demo and qualifications.

Whether a company needs voice-overs for television, radio, podcasts, trade shows, or in-store advertising, they can find exactly what they need for a price that they can afford at http://www.interactivevoices.com/.

Finding the perfect voice at InteractiveVoices can be achieved in three simple steps:

1. Signup for Free 2. Post a Job 3. Get Responses

Interactive Voices CEO, David Ciccarelli says, "Our mission is to make hiring a voice talent the easiest and most enjoyable part of completing a business person's multimedia project. When they post their voice-over job with us, our entire team works hard to ensure that their overall Web experience at InteractiveVoices is unparalleled with superior end results."

About InteractiveVoices

Based in London, ON Canada, InteractiveVoices is an online marketplace, facilitating transactions between business clients and voiceover professionals, employing a comprehensive suite of web-based services. Clients that have worked at InteractiveVoices include NBC, ESPN, PBS, The History Channel, Reader's Digest, Olay, L'Oreal, Comcast, Nortel Networks, Bell Canada, Microsoft, Cisco Systems, ING, Western Union, Ford, GM, Jaguar, Firestone Tires, American Airlines, the US Army, the US Government and many more.

This release was issued on behalf of the above organization by Send2Press(R), a unit of Neotrope(R). http://www.send2press.com/

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CONTACT: David Ciccarelli of InteractiveVoices, +1-519-488-5575,
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What? wrote: "The last time I was this excited about a new SDK was probably when .NET 2.0 came out" OK, that's the funniest thing I think I've ever read in one of these articles. I didn't realize how completely sarcastic it was, but then I imagined Lewis Black reading it out loud and it finally made sense. This whole article is supposed to be a joke. If that's the case, I guess I'll play along: "Needless to say, my hopes and dreams came crumbling down when I realized that this new fangled iPhone device contained an operating system, and if that isn't bad enough, one that was based on some kinda open source garbage - not even windows CE (the nerve!). So I threw the thing out, and promptly started working on SharePoint Unleashed 2nd ed. where at least nobody has the gaul to use an undocumented API. Why are these people doing that? Huh? Why did they have to go and do that? I mean, wait for the...
spinron wrote: Having bought and read the pre-release version of the book discussed here ("Rough-Cuts" edition, available on O'Reilly's site for $20), I tend to disagree with Kevin's opinion and lean more towards the book's author's view that the "unofficial" SDK, or the at least the API represented in it, are likely to more-or-less remain equivalent to the ones that would be exposed by the official Apple iPhone SDK. The iPhone platform implements a subset of the Mac OS X API which the book describes quite nicely. Why on earth would Apple want to re-invent a new API just for the iPhone SDK, after it's worked so hard to perfect its API over a decade? For spite, just to break the existing applications and necessitate a rewrite? Not a strong argument here. Seriously, get the rough-cuts edition now and read it. Consider it a preview for the official SDK. Most of the material it discusses is likely to rema...
Endre Stølsvik wrote: I think this blog entry is stupid. If you're correct, and the book is about jailbroken iPhones, I think it is really cool of O'Reilly to flip the finger at Apple's idiotic attitude. "Confusing the developers" - are you insane or something? Do you believe that you are the only "developer" with more than about 6 brain cells? A "developer" that starts coding on an iPhone without realizing what he's really up against must be fully brain damaged. No, no one will be confuzed. Seriously. ColdFusion Developer's Journal - wow..
germ wrote: Hello? There are a million hacked iPhones out there. Hacking the iPhone is the only reason to buy it.
Brett wrote: Surely they can cater for the reality of iPhone usage in the market ? Hacking the phone and breaking the software license agreement isn't necessarily bad or illegal.. depends who you talk to... There are laws that support the consumer's rights to reverse-engineer their device, or to make changes to allow moving to a different carrier (eg the Digital Millennium Copyright Act). Just because it conflicts with the user's agreement with Apple doesn't make it a 'bad thing', it just means they might have to deal with some contractual consequences, or not...
Pedro wrote: "How many potential developers might stumble upon the information on O'Reilly's site, follow the instructions to start coding, only to eventually realize that customers with unhacked phones can't run their apps??" I think that a person that starts writing code without even notice that it will work only with jailbreaked phones don't have any idea about iphone development and doesn't even deserve the "developer" title.
iPhone News Desk wrote: So is O'Reilly actually condoning the hacking of the phones? O'Reilly has had a long and prestigious history as being the ultimate source for *nix manuals, including many books that became so dogeared I actually bought multiple copies, including dozens of 'in a nutshell' books.
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