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Is Voice Undergoing a Renaissance?
Remember when phones were used for, you know, phone calls? Janet Hall, senior consultant for TMNG, does. What's more, Hall says that voice communications will rise again away from
Discussion: Open vs. Closed Models
Discussion: Open vs. Closed Models Danny Rimer , Jeff Barr, Toni Schneider Tim: what do you actually own? Jeff from Amazon: we own customer db and namespace of products (Tim's
Steal This Enterprise Startup Idea: One-Click Conference Calls
You dial the conference call number. Or you can copy and paste it into Skype, or just click the link in your phone's e-mail app. Then you have to
IM+ Brings its Popular Mobile Chat Client to the Web
IM+, the multi-platform chat client that runs on nearly every type of mobile phone, has found its way onto the desktop. The company has been beta testing a Web-based version
Do Consumers Really Want Video Calling?
Once a communication device for futuristic Sci Fi, now it seems as though video calling is ubiquitous. On the heels of the video conferencing component of the new Google Plus
eBay: Good in Parts
At the Accel Symposium, we heard John Donahoe, eBay CEO, admit that there was little synergy between core eBay, PayPal, and Skype. He lauded PayPal, showed some false modesty around
Yahoo Messenger Brings a Strong Video Chat Option to iOS
When Apple debuted the iPhone 4 with a front-facing camera it toted along a killer app that had been unavailable on mobile devices until then - FaceTime. Now users could
Feedbuddy: RSS Matchmaking
Feedbuddy is a social network that was bound to happen: one built around RSS feeds. It's actually not a bad idea. As the site says, "subscribing to and reading special
AllPeers Closes - What Happened to the Glorious Future of P2P?
Today we heard that P2P browser plug-in AllPeers has shut down, a blow to a market that seemed very promising back in 2006. Indeed, with AllPeer's closure and the lack
Skype Alums Building a Netflix Competitor - Can It Make a Dent?
Skype. Apache. Netflix. NBC. NASA. These are just some of the past employers found on the resumes of the folks working on Vdio, a top-secret new video service whose development
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