Soundflavor: A Good Finding/Sharing Service
In my research planning our new site for finding and sharing recordings of spoken-word events, I came across Soundflavor, a site doing something similar for music. I’m still learning my way around Soundflavor, but it seems to me that it has nearly all the features we want in a spoken-word site, and it seems to be very well implemented. Looking at Soundflavor, what would you do differently for a spoken-word finding/sharing service?
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Very interesting, Doug. The playlists and tagging functionality in particular look useful and well done. It does indeed appear to have basically what you’d be looking for in such a site.
Comment by Ken Kennedy — 7/8/2008 @ 5:57 pm
A couple spring to mind
Recording location / venue / event (would link to map API have value)
Recording date
Like the idea of playlist this could be a way to curate a virtual conference or collect all the talks about subject with some cometary.
Comment by paul bearne — 7/9/2008 @ 4:44 am