Monthly Archives: March 2006

Thank you, Franck Mahon, of OhMyPod! for speaking up about Evoca. It is always nice to see another country discover the benefits of audio-browser recording, podcasting, and Evoca. I do hope you will visit OhMyPod! and read the full post below. Merci, Franck!
Evoca est un nouveau service en ligne qui vous permet, via une interface en flash extrêment simple d’utilisation, d’enregistrer vos propres fichiers audios en vu de créer vos podcasts. L’outil est gratuit, mais une version “plus” (facturée 4,99$ par mois) permet d’enregistrer les conversations Skype et de les podcaster automatiquement. A vous les interviews faciles… Et si cela n’est pas suffisant, sachez qu’il est aussi possible d’appeler un numéro depuis votre téléphone fixe ou mobile et de laisser un message de cette manière.

Une fois le fichier en ligne, vous pouvez par exemple choisir de faire payer vos auditeurs. De nombreux groupes de musiques procèdent ainsi et laissent 30 secondes en libre écoute via leur podcast alors que le fichier complet est disponible contre 1$.

Quant aux auditeurs ils disposent de fonctionnalités uniques comme la recherche de mots-clés directement dans les fichiers sons. Il leur est même possible de commander une retranscription ou une traduction de leur podcast ou épisode préféré à coût modique.

Listen In English:

Escuche En Español:

Just follow the steps below:

To view “How-To” post to MySpace with full text please click here.

Last night we got in a beautiful recording from Dramakween1122. It seems that while on Spring Break from Northwestern University, her boyfriend proposed to her. Being engaged for less than a week, Betsy chose to share the experience with the Evoca community. Click below to hear her full story:

This week has brought to Evoca some wonderful advances. One of them is the recent additions of foreign community members. So far we have welcomed a man from Ghana, a group from the UK, family members from Colombia, and users from all over Latin America. It is truly exciting to see posts such as this one in Catalan where user No Tan A Prop uses his voice to deliver a press release to defend an environmental cause. We are also seeing Evoca being mentioned on sites like Genbeta in Spain where we are called “Evoca: the flickr of audio”.

Thank you all for making your voices heard…in ANY language. Speak Up!

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Durante esta semana hemos visto unos avances maravillosos. Uno de ellos es la membresía de varios miembros de la comunidad internacional. Hasta ahora, hemos dado la bienvenida a un hombre de Ghana, a un grupo del Reino Unido, miembros de Colombia y otros usuarios de toda Latinoamérica y España. Es muy excitante ver grabaciones tales como esta en catalán, donde el usuario No Tan A Prop usa su voz para divulgar un comunicado de prensa para defender una causa medio ambiental. También nos estamos viendo mencionados en páginas como Genbeta en España, donde nos llaman: “Evoca, el Flickr de audio”.

Gracias a todos por hacerse escuchar en cualquier idioma. ¡Hablen!

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This morning I woke up to find a Google alert in my ‘inbox’ letting me know that [tag]Evoca[/tag] had been mentioned in an article in the [tag]Indystar[/tag] on easy podcasting. I hope you’ll read the article as it does list some great methods for podcasting. There was one quote that caught my eye. Referring to [tag]evoca[/tag], Derek Rudd, podcaster by night and senior flash developer by day for the Carmel tech firm [tag]MediaSauce[/tag], said “[evoca] is the true, simplest, dumbed-down version of podcasting”. Very cool!

click the map above to read the entire article.

-drew.

Upon waking up this morning, we realized that our fair little site had gotten a bit of press from the [tag]Savannah Morning News[/tag]. Very cool! I won’t rehash the article for you. In fact, if you want to read it you just need to click the image of the article. Happy reading…..

Well, as you have guessed by now [tagEvoca[/tag] is in full effect. We have been live and global for nearly a week now. Since then we have seen our numbers grow and our users become more and more diverse. We are now hosting groups that focus on spirituality, cars, education, and Savannah, GA itself. It is a site to see and even more fun to listen to!

As we prepare for bed tonight we are anticipating a couple of articles to be written about us in the local newspaper as well as a few special spots that will spread the message of [tag]empowering[/tag] our voices. I really just wanted to take the time to say thanks though. Thank you for signing up, logging on regularly, and making [tag]Evoca[/tag] part of your website. if you have any questions or suggestions, feel free to contact us. We look forward to hearing your voice!