The phrase "social voice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the way individuals or groups express themselves in social contexts, particularly in discussions about identity, culture, or community engagement.
Example: "In today's digital age, understanding one's social voice is crucial for effective communication on social media platforms."
Alternatives: "public voice" or "community voice."
Social voice messaging, or voice microblogging via cellphones, is still in its infancy.
Still, Moosylvania praises the brand for its memorable 2013 campaign,#WhatsInYourKors, which cemented the brand's social voice.
Mr. Clayton said Bubble Motion planned to expand Bubbly's features, but he also said he did not believe photos or videos were necessary for social voice messaging.
Mr. Clayton says he agrees that to be successful, social voice messaging needs to be available to any cellphone user, "as most people do not know what network their friends are on".
"This is about developing voice and innovating in social voice," a spokesperson told me.
To analyze the discrimination ability of acoustic, auditory parameters, and perception of vocal effort during professional and social voice use, and the correlations of these parameters with the vocal demands.
Instead of approaching voice chat from the more utilitarian standpoint of a mobile push-to-talk type experience as Voxer does, Zello's focus is on social, voice-enabled communities.
Goldberg is described as having "16 years of leadership experience building global companies in the entertainment and technology industries" and was previously with Silicon Valley's SayNow, the social, voice-based entertainment platform, which was sold to Google.
After the constitution was passed, but not yet adopted, India dispatched its foreign secretary to Nepal to meet with the president, prime minister and senior political leaders and asked them to take into consideration the dissenting social voices.
Your social media voice will differ from your core brand voice, so take the opportunity to liven up your conversations and find a new angle.
Providing a consistent racial and social justice voice within the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, Javier is considered one of the leading New York City voices in the health equity movement.
