A Britisher creates voice social network

31st October 2008

A voice social network has appeared in the net, reports The Inquirer. Itâ€™s called Internet Shout, and invites users to post voice comments instead of text messages.
The creator of Internet Shout is a 22-year-old graduate of the University of Coventry, Great Britain, Chris Ridgeon.
Internet Shout consists of several thematic sections, where users share voice messages. As in any social network, in Internet Shout you can make a list of friends and block messages from other users.
Chris Ridge stressed that Internet Shout gives opportunity for weak-sighted people to actively communicate in the net. He is confident that his project would enable blind and weak-sighted people to gain experience in the internet communication.
Access to the social network Internet Shout is free. Its creator will earn money by means of advertising.

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