Thanks!

To Bob’s comment – I agree that there may be some “style differences” in content that was written “to be read” vs. heard -hopefully, you’ll be pleasantly surprised when you try it.

If a user’s gauge of value is “does it sound like a professionally produced radio show”, they will be disappointed, because it doesn’t.(it sounds more like Steven Hawking than James Earl Jones;)

We think the real value is that you can now “get current” on your favorite text blogs by listening to them anytime and anywhere you want to – while you’re away from your computer, or while you’re doing other things(i.e. multi-tasking)

Thanks for the feedback.
John
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John Atkinson
Co-Founder & CEO
http://www.PimpMyNews.com

Most stuff that is written to read is not written to listen to. Try reading a newspaper story aloud and comparing it to a radio script.

It’s not just the robot voice, it’s the style of writing used to communicate.

But all that being said, I will give this the old college try to see if I’m wrong. It happens. More often than I’d like to admit.