Concordia University's Centre for Oral History and Digital Storytelling (who knew?) in Montreal is developing a new, free, open-source software thingee for the archiving and annotating of oral histories in both audio and video form. It is also intended to provide access to such materials and to assist communication between those who create them.
The software, called Stories Matter, will not be available until 2009, but the blog associated with it, also called Stories Matter, is live and welcoming visitors and comments.
