Position papers are due 23 September for the "W3C Workshop on Internationalizing the Speech Synthesis Markup Language (SSML)" to be held 2-3 November in Beijing, China. Attendees will discuss ways to improve rendering of non-English natural languages using the SSML W3C Recommendation which generates synthetic speech and controls pronunciation, volume, pitch and rate. Read about W3C Workshops and visit the Voice Browser Activity home page.
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