13 Jul
Posted by: Bryan in: Audio comments, Blogging, Podcasting, Using new media
Mobatalk developer Michael Bailey has teamed up with Dan Kuykendall on an enhanced version of the Podpress plugin for WordPress that has added a whole new layer to blog commenting.
Podpress version 6.6, released late Tuesday night, now allows blog commenters to quickly and easily leave audio comments directly to a blog post. All you need is a cheap, basic microphone.
Here’s how:
And that’s all there is to it. The audio comment will either a) be available for immediate listening through the regular Podpress player or, b) in cases where a blogger has moderated comments turned on, appear as soon as the comment as been approved.
For podcasts and podcasters, where audio comments are almost always encouraged and welcomed, this Podpress upgrade truly is a dream plugin. Easy for the commenter. Easy for the podcaster. And a richer experience for the readers and listeners. An all-around winning combination, and one that Mike Bellina and I will be talking about in the upcoming edition of the New Comm Road Podcast.
Give the plugin a try by leaving your audio comment to this post!
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13|Jul|2006 2Take a listen to my test comment!
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10|Oct|2006 4[…] Bryan Person explains how he added audio commenting capability to his blog using the Podpress plugin for Wordpress and a Mobatalk account. […]
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