So now is has come to the transition between traditional writing towards voice recording to serve as messages and content. Voicethread.com has now launched a group audio blog which allows people to record their voices and create voicebooks in the very same way that a person would write and blog on the usual sites.

“We’ve taken the ‘instant’ out of Instant Messaging, and replaced it with the voices that surround evocative media,” said Steve Muth, Co-Founder of Voicethread. “Text is wonderful, but a human voice has an undeniable power.”

Catchy as it may seem, only time will tell when people will be shifting to this new offering by Voicethread and would place conversations over the web and using the human ear rather than reading them.

“Voicebooks transform any image into a discussion that can be shared not only over the Web, but over time. Like a Tivo for voice conversations, you can contribute whenever you want,” said Ben Papell, Co-Founder of Voicethread.com. “The conversations are more thoughtful, they can be saved forever, and they’re easily shared.”

[tags]voicebook, voicethread, voice blogging[/tags]