Wednesday Afternoon Round Up

First a Monday Morning Catch Up and now a Wednesday Afternoon Round Up… Maybe on Friday I’ll get a fry up!

Who knows…?

Ok - on with the business of blogging - there’s been a lot of chittery chat chat about SpinVox of late so let’s give a quick lowdown on who, what and where:

First up - good advice for anyone thinking about starting their own blog can be found over at defogmyblog - having spoken with the author a couple of times now it was nice to see this recent piece about defogging SpinVox “and finding surprising blogging uses“�. There’s also another post straight after that one attempting to ‘defog’ Twitter and SpinVox gets another cheeky nod regarding Twittering through SpinVox.

So pop over and have a nose - there really is some great content/advice for anyone considering getting on the blog-ladder.
Be it through SpinVox or otherwise.

Next up a Technovangelist promises “some reviews of amazing software I use every day and that I can’t live without“� - he’s yet to write them. However, when he does, I for one look forward to reading what he has to say about SpinVox.

After that we have a whole host of coverage regarding our latest award - which I blogged about (rather begrudgingly) just the other day.
But why read that when you can read the news at these great places:

Techclub Journal, Investors.com, Blog Herald, Business Wire, Boxxet and SMS Text News.

And finally we have, of course, our appearance at Mobile Monday (MoMo) London. Simon Crowfoot was our man giving the SpinVox point of view on the world of “Voice 2.0“� and how there is still innovation to be found in the voice market; “It just has to be simple“

You can find some other points of view on the evening’s topic of discussion here and here.

I’ve STILL got a couple of other things to post up - but they deserve posts in their own right - including another award!

WOO!

BBS.

This entry was posted on Wednesday, December 5th, 2007 at 3:23 pm and is filed under Friends of SpinVox, Speaking Freely, SpinVox .
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