A Word From Wynand Gericke, Managing Director

Welcome to the monthly e-newsletter published by VoiceLogger SA, to provide recording-related news that is relevant to every industry. This is our 22nd issue.

This month, we're looking at some amazing things; among them, the world's oldest voice recording (1860), discovered to have pre-dated everything we thought we knew.

This month I'm also going to refer you to Alan Knott-Craig, MD of iBurst. At the start of 2008, when our world went dark and things looked bad, he wrote a reassuring message to his staff. It reassured me when I saw it on the Net.

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VoiceLogger's Latest Installations

According to VoiceLogger SA MD, Wynand Gericke: "The unique quality that makes our installations so professional is that, when we carry out an installation, we make it happen. If something's not in place, we don't blame PABX, the IT company or bureaucratic red tape. We simple get the job done."

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What a start to 2008! by Alan Knott-Craig


"2008 has certainly started with a bang! The future was rosy on 31 December 2007, but suddenly everyone is buying candles and researching property in Perth! A combination of recession in the USA, global equity market negativity, high interest rates, the National Credit Act and power outages have combined to create the perfect storm.

But don't panic!

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The oldest-known recorded human voice

SAN FRANCISCO - At first listen, the grainy high-pitched warble doesn't sound like much, but scientists say the French recording from 1860 is the oldest-known recorded human voice.

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