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December 15, 2005

Joi Ito's Web Poses A Question About Quoting Written Articles

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Posted by Alex Williams

What is the best way to podcast a written article? The problem Joi Ito's Web is pondering: How do you best express quotes in spoken form?

Quote, end quote is a common radio style when reading quotes from a newspaper article.

I like what one commenter said....

Pinch you nose and use a funny voice.

Perfect. :-).

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1. Edythe on December 20, 2005 08:12 AM writes...

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I have some good websites, whose resource pages are with good page rank by Google.
I am looking to exchanging links and we have many categories so your site will be place on an appropriate page.

If you are interested in swaping links please send me your website details.
I am sorry if I wasting your time and have a nice day!


Best Regards,
Edythe Senta

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