Andy Abramson Chicago based Comunicano client, IfByPhone, was featured in today’s Chicago Sun-Times. The story placement is the work of my virtually based asymmetrical communications agency staff’s teamwork approach, collaborating using tools like Basecamp from 37Signals and other web and IP based services. The key to this story is about being big in your own back yard, … Read more
Airports offer places to work. The new Southwest work stations are not as private as airline clubs but do provide power and a place to work.
Pal Luca has come up with a way to drive users towards Hictu. Start using Hictu and you become eligible to win a new unlocked 3G iphone. It’s like Hictu. That simple.
When I read the Network World story about Polycom and look at the prices for their video conferencing solution, which is room based and not really portable, I lose interest. Given the video conferencing capabilities within Skype, SightSpeed and others, one would think IT managers and CFO’s would look to see how people are using … Read more
Mark McLeod is a serial CFO and thank God, someone else sees what I’ve been saying. Ad model based businesses are not the panacea that many think it is. You need a real revenue model, which means you need to cultivate paying customers. The people who like FREE will abandon you the minute they have … Read more
Apple usually is at the forefront of wireless so it took me by surprise that Apple didn’t have the 3G Bluetooth tethering feature in the new iPhone. Let’s look at their “wireless” history. They were the first to embed Bluetooth into desktop and laptop computers with any consistency where access and connectivity was made easy. … Read more
Telstra Clear looks very interesting from afar. It’s a hosted VoIP service designed for the five or more type offices. What I find interesting though is it is woven over the fabric of the telco network in New Zealand. This means integration from the core to the edge, and a single source provider. It’s what … Read more
