In a stunt, the Endeavor earnings call opened with remarks from CEO Ari Emanuel's synthetic voice created by AI technology from Speechify.
Endeavor sales dipped 16% to $1.26 billion last quarter from the year before due mostly to the absence of its divested Endeavor Content business as it posted an upbeat fourth quarter.
A senior at Brown University and Google Student ambassador, Weitzman has come up with a solution to reading disorders and difficulties.
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Speechify Text To Speech is a mobile and desktop app that allows people with dyslexia, ADHD, low vision, concussions, and other reading difficulties to have any text read out to them using a computer generated text to speech voice.
Liz Covey explains how Speechify helped her to convert all her written text to an audio.
As a preschooler, Cliff Weitzman wanted to be a billionaire, the prime minister of Israel, and a pop star. Though his career path changed slightly over the years, his ambition never waned.
The Yes Theory Podcast is expected to bring folks from a wide range of backgrounds from dyslexia advocate and founder of ‘Speechify – Text to Speech’ software, Cliff Weitzman, to Lexie Alford, who is the youngest person in the world to have traveled to every country.
The Speechify app turns all your written course materials into speech -- it's like listening to lectures on demand. Say goodbye to boring reading!
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“This sucks – how can I fix it?” Brown University alumnus and Visiting Scholar Cliff Weitzman asks himself this question all the time, according to his 2014 TEDx talk.
Brown's Weitzman makes Forbes' 2017 30 under 30 list of top change-makers, thanks to software app that is close to his own heart.
Dyslexia Book, Day 1 of 30. Introduction: I am dyslexic. Reading a sentence takes me the same amount of energy and brainpower as most people take when solving a four digit long division math equation in their head. 462/7
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Do you find that you're finishing more books lately—without turning a single page? You're not alone. A number of factors have contributed to a golden age for audiobooks and podcasts, including flexible schedules and the usefulness of discreet earbuds on long commutes.
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Book by CEO coach Matt Mochary talking about Speechify and it's CEO
Whether for convenience or due to the immersive experience, even I, a committed reader, have to admit the appeal of a good audiobook.
Speechify Audio Reader can magically help you read more by turning any text into spoken audio you can listen to anywhere.
When it comes to getting ahead both at work and in your personal life, reading quickly and widely is of the utmost importance—regardless of whether you’re trying to power through a stack of business proposals for your job or you simply want to tackle that growing pile of books on your nightstand.
Do you know somebody who suffers from dyslexia? Is this something you have overcome in the past? Are you interested in learning more about the developments (such as the use of technology) in treating this serious learning problem?
Speechify is an intelligent text-to-speech audio reader that turns any type of reading material into interactive audiobooks.
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