Audioblog.com Launches Next Generation Audio Publishing Service for Blogs
Posted on Wednesday, May 12, 2004 @ 02:50:15 EDT by Editorial Team
Audioblog.com announces the public release of its audio publishing service for bloggers. With blog usage skyrocketing, Audioblog.com is positioned to be the leading audio publishing service for users of TypePad, Movable Type, LiveJournal, Blogware, Blogger, as well as others.
San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) May 11. 2004 -- Audioblog.com has launched a next generation audio publishing service for the weblog and online journal community. Providing three easy ways to record audio, weblog publishers are able to add audio content to most popular weblog services.
Audioblog.com exclusively provides the BlogRecorder, which enables publishers to record high quality audio using a PC microphone and web browser. Among the other recording methods, Audioblog.com subscribers can upload MP3 or WAV files, and also record by telephone to create audio moblogs.
"Audioblogging is a natural progression of technology that supplements weblog publishing," said Founder and Chief Evangelist Eric Rice. "There is a huge demand for a solid audioblogging solution, and Audioblog.com clears the hurdles that keep a large portion of the blogging population from making use of the technology."
The basic service of Audioblog.com is priced at $4.95 per month, for unlimited audioblog postings and 1GB of bandwidth. The company plans to rollout a Pro version of its service this summer.
Audioblog.com is headquartered in the San Francisco Bay area, with offices and operations centers in Texas and Massachusetts
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