PhoneBlogger is a tool for publishing to a blog via a phone call.
PhoneBlogger is an automated voice application that first asks you for info about which pre-configured blog you wish to post to. After collecting the necessary information, PhoneBlogger records your audio message. Finally, it posts a blog entry that links to the recorded audio.
In a little more technical detail, PhoneBlogger is a VoiceXML application. It uses speech recognition and text to speech to collect information from you over the phone concerning the blog to which you want to post. A couple Python CGI scripts and some other programs are used to save the audio and convert it to an audio file format that can be easily played in a web browser. An XML-RPC call is used to post a blog entry linking to the audio file. Additional technical info is here.
This sample call assumes you are using my configuration of PhoneBlogger with TellMe as the voice server. If you had your own configuration that also used TellMe as the voice server, you would need to replace 99999 below with your TellMe developer ID, WombatNation with your blog name, and Robert with your username.
The things you need to say or enter in the following dialog are in bold.
You: Dial 1-800-555-8965. On a phone keypad, 8965 = VXML.Additional info is available in the PhoneBlogger category on my weblog and on the SourceForge project site.