Podcast recognition
Recently, I started recording podcasts and encountered the following problem: search engines cannot index voice and video images, therefore each podcast needs to be supplied with text comments and descriptions that search engines index. Very good for indexing it would be to present the entire podcast in text form.
There is usually no time for such work, and work is very important. One could make a project in which podcasters would order “conversion” of podcasts into text, for which they would pay money to the broadcasters. As a result, everyone is good: podcasters get normal indexing, “translators” (those who listen to podcasts and stuff texts) get paid.
UPD. Question to the commentators: how do you think, will there be enough money that the authors of the podcasts will pay for the recognition to attract the recognizers? and the organizers of the project something left?
There is usually no time for such work, and work is very important. One could make a project in which podcasters would order “conversion” of podcasts into text, for which they would pay money to the broadcasters. As a result, everyone is good: podcasters get normal indexing, “translators” (those who listen to podcasts and stuff texts) get paid.
UPD. Question to the commentators: how do you think, will there be enough money that the authors of the podcasts will pay for the recognition to attract the recognizers? and the organizers of the project something left?
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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/17721/
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