PCIN.net Update

I read about this on the Search Engine Watch blog:

Don’t feel like reading RSS feeds but would rather listen to them?
I just noticed that C.E.C. Systems, the company that provides Speegle, is offering a free service called Speakwire that allows you to have selected RSS feeds read to you using the same synthesized speech technology.

The Speakwire web site descibes it this way:

This is the news service run in conjunction with Speegle the talking
search engine. From here you can chose your news output from many different RSS news feeds from around the web and concatenate them into your own personal news feed delivered in the background while you work. Speakwire uses PanaVox Speak Perfect technology to deliver dynamically changing news stories in a clear neutral accent voice for your personal interests whether they be news, financial, business, politics, sport, technology etc

Check it out at http://www.speakwire.com/

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