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LangNet Weekly Roundup — July 13, 2018

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Published: 14 Jul 2018 › Updated: 14 Jul 2018LangNet Weekly Roundup — July 13, 2018

LangNet Weekly Roundup — July 13, 2018

LangNet Weekly Roundup — July 13, 2018

News and updates from the LangNet Team and Community

Partnership with Dopamine.ai 🤝

We are pleased to announce that we have partnered with Dopamine.ai, the decentralized marketplace that enables data providers, data processors, and end users to collaborate and monetize their respective IPs. Working with Dopamine.ai will allow more users to access LangNet’s multilingual repository of voice data, and broaden support for developers and enterprises seeking to build voice-enabled applications for the future. More details coming soon.
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🆕Voice Data Campaign: Reach for the Stars 🌠is LIVE

A brand new voice data campaign — Reach for the Stars 🌠 — launched this week to run in parallel with the World Cup Tournament: third-place play-off between Brazil and Portugal, and the upcoming final match between France and England. Get a dose of inspiration from recording famous quotes bound to inspire and encourage.

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Third-place playoffs @ World Cup Tournament 🏆

Thanks to a strong final push by France in the last minutes of the semi-finals, France have taken the lead with runners-up England for the World Cup Tournament Final. The third-place play-off match between Brazil and Portugal is live now. Join the tournament now to boost your country of choice. If you country wins, you will get a 40% LANG bonus.

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