http://blogs.voxeo.com/ett What is “VoiceXML 3″ all about? Why do we need a new version? What will change for VXML developers? What is the status of the VXML 3 specification? To dive into those topics, host Dan York interviewed Dan Burnett, Director of Speech Technologies for Voxeo and also the lead editor of the VoiceXML 3 specification for the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C).

To view the latest VoiceXML 3 specification and learn more about the W3C's voice activity, visit www.w3.org/Voice.

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http://blogs.voxeo.com/ett Today Voxeo announced the acquisition of ClackPoint and host Dan York spoke with ClackPoint principal Neil Stratford to understand the ClackPoint real-time collaboration platform and how it could be used over voice, web and IM. Neil and Dan discussed the platform itself, the integration to provide voice conferencing inside of Google Wave and other technical aspects of the product. You can check out ClackPoint yourself and find out more about it by going to the ClackPoint FAQ at www.voxeo.com/clackpointfaq.

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http://blogs.voxeo.com/ett In this show, host Dan York first provides an update on the show in 2010 and asks for viewer feedback. He then goes on to talk about Steve Garfield’s new book about online video called “Get Seen”.

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