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Dispatches from Voice Search: Civilization and its Discontents

By Eric B. on March 9, 2009

Now back in the loving embrace of our New York offices, I thought I’d take a look back at Voice Search and give you Speech Heads out there some final views. Like all trade shows, there was of course a fair amount of wheeling and dealing-companies ponying up to each other, seeing if they could [...]

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Dispatches from Voice Search

By Eric B. on March 3, 2009 | 1 Response

The Speech Stars are out at Voice Search in beautiful San Diego. Though somewhat small, there is still a pretty interesting smattering of firms represented, from Microsoft on down to Google—both of whom are notoriously difficult to get on the blower (you better believe I’m doing all kinds of legwork to bring some interviews with [...]

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VoiceSearch 08 : Final Thoughts

By STM Blog on March 12, 2008

The Voice Search Conference winds down around 5pm tonight, but by then I’m on the flight back to NY. Another journalist I spoke with said he got all excited when he listened to the opening keynotes, but was inevitably disappointed towards the day’s end due to the overall lack of focus on voice search itself. [...]

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Crushes & Hexes

By STM Blog on February 20, 2008

It’s time for another edition of the Speech Tech blog’s regular feature, “Crushes & Hexes.” Appearing every Wednesday, we highlight companies, places, technologies, or people we deem praise-worthy, or cringe-inducing within the speech/tech/IT world. As always, your feedback is appreciated! Email us at blog@speechtechblog.com if you have a crush or hex item you’d like to [...]

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