Magic Tags: Audioboo Pro
Ooh! I’ve just seen ‘magic tags’ working and they’re great. Let’s put this in context.
There will always be a free version of audioboo. We’ve always said that. But we working on different paid versions for different markets. One of these is Audioboo Pro, which will contain a series of web tools which make it easy for companies, particularly media companies, to manage content coming from their audiences. A key part of that is moderation and that’s where magic tags come in.
I get a lot of flak here for calling them that. My people prefer to call them ‘user specific tags’ but to me they’re magic. What they allow a Pro user to do is create a tag (let’s say ‘The Guardian’, after their fantastic coverage of us yesterday) in their settings and then apply that tag to any piece of audio on audioboo. No one else can see the tag but what it does it create a custom RSS feed that they can then use to power a player on their site.
Works well for moderation (as ITV.com are doing for the FA Cup Final). But also for Best of Boos, local news and more stuff we won’t have even thought of.
It’s our first Pro feature and we think it’s fantastic. We hope you do too.
Tags: Audioboo Pro
[...] CEO Mark Rock explains in this blog post, there will always be a free version of the tool, but the firm is developing a range of paid-for [...]
[...] afternoon. The ITV Twitter app was built by thruSITES using Twitterfall, and the ITV team will use Audioboo Pro for moderating the Twitter stream. Given how popular Twitter has become in the U.K., this is [...]
[...] afternoon. The ITV Twitter app was built by thruSITES using Twitterfall, and the ITV team will use Audioboo Pro for moderating the Twitter stream. Given how popular Twitter has become in the U.K., this is [...]
[...] afternoon. The ITV Twitter app was built by thruSITES using Twitterfall, and the ITV team will use Audioboo Pro for moderating the Twitter stream. Given how popular Twitter has become in the U.K., this is [...]
[...] afternoon. The ITV Twitter app was built by thruSITES using Twitterfall, and the ITV team will use Audioboo Pro for moderating the Twitter stream. Given how popular Twitter has become in the U.K., this is [...]
[...] afternoon. The ITV Twitter app was built by thruSITES using Twitterfall, and the ITV team will use Audioboo Pro for moderating the Twitter stream. Given how popular Twitter has become in the U.K., this is [...]
[...] afternoon. The ITV Twitter app was built by thruSITES using Twitterfall, and the ITV team will use Audioboo Pro for moderating the Twitter stream. Given how popular Twitter has become in the U.K., this is [...]
[...] afternoon. The ITV Twitter app was built by thruSITES using Twitterfall, and the ITV team will use Audioboo Pro for moderating the Twitter stream. Given how popular Twitter has become in the U.K., this is [...]
[...] afternoon. The ITV Twitter app was built by thruSITES using Twitterfall, and the ITV team will use Audioboo Pro for moderating the Twitter stream. Given how popular Twitter has become in the U.K., this is [...]
[...] afternoon. The ITV Twitter app was built by thruSITES using Twitterfall, and the ITV team will use Audioboo Pro for moderating the Twitter stream. Given how popular Twitter has become in the U.K., this is [...]
[...] afternoon. The ITV Twitter app was built by thruSITES using Twitterfall, and the ITV team will use Audioboo Pro for moderating the Twitter stream. Given how popular Twitter has become in the U.K., this is [...]
[...] The ITV Twitter app was shapely by thruSITES using Twitterfall, and the ITV aggroup module ingest Audioboo Pro for lenitive the Twitter stream. Given how favourite Twitter has embellish in the U.K., this is [...]
[...] afternoon. The ITV Twitter app was built by thruSITES using Twitterfall, and the ITV team will use Audioboo Pro for moderating the Twitter stream. Given how popular Twitter has become in the U.K., this is [...]
What a great feature. I’d be very interested to know how much these sort of Pro features would cost, and whether they are truly aimed at the big companies like ITV or whether a small, financially lacking, start up like Blog Vocalizer and parent company Retro Facto would find them within our reach.
[...] pub) remains to be seen. Remember – don't drink and tweet.Perhaps more interestingly, ITV is using one of AudioBoo's first paid-for features. Though the initial AudioBoo tool is free, the 'magic tags' allow premium, paying users to tag up [...]