Tristan,
not sure how you intend this an improvement over publishing the script.
presumably you know the excellent work of luis von ahn:
http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~biglou/
how about excluding words in the script, as a start?
a fun game front end?
cheers
Jonathan Chetwynd
On 13 Apr 2007, at 13:13, Tristan Ferne wrote:
Hi,
We've just launched Find Listen Label, previously known as Annotatable
Audio. It's a tool for BBC Radio listeners to segment and annotate radio
programmes on the web - wiki style - creating better navigation within
the programme by providing segments or chapters and enhancing the
findability of the programme by annotating it with descriptions and tags
about the content.
We've launched this prototype with Radio 4's "All In The Mind" as a
partner programme and it will be up for around 4 weeks before we
evaluate how well it has worked.
Have a play...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/science/findlistenlabel/?programme=allinthem
ind20070403
It will start to become really powerful when/if we launch it across many
of our programmes and start to use the generated data in other products
and sites, and we have plans to open the data up to backstage. You can
read more about the prototype on our blogs;
http://cookinrelaxin.blogspot.com/2007/04/find-listen-label-aka-annotata
ble-audio.html and
http://fridayforward.com/2007/04/find-listen-label.html
Tristan (and the Audio & Music R&D team)
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Tristan Ferne
Senior Development Producer, R&D
BBC Audio & Music Interactive
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