Alec’s post reminded me just how useful the newest version of iotum’s Free Conference Calling app that works from within Facebook really is. The newest version adds recording. For time shifting team members who need to “hear” but not actuallybe on ever call, this is a wonderful application. It’s screaming for integration into 37 Signals … Read more
Jeff tagged me in his post, so here in no random order is my “Bucket List”. 1) Spend a lot more time in the gym. The passing of Marc Orchant and pal Om’s heart attack is a reminder of how sedentary my life is despite how much I am on the go. 2) Get the … Read more
While most of the world learned of Om Malik’s heart attack yesterday, from his self penned post, a small group of us have known almost since it happened. Last Friday, when Helene and I were in Valencia Spain, GigaOm’s COO Paul Walborsky called me with the details of what had happened. We were devastated. As … Read more
VoIP News Editor Owen Linderholm picked a bunch of folks who have their hands in making VoIP something special. His list is very complete, and while with any list you can always find someone else you think needs to be on it, I’d say he’s done a very fair and balanced assessment of who’s who. … Read more
Those of us who have fat pipe and live on it everyday take for granted what we can do easily. But for those in rural America, where a T1 costs $1,000 a month or more, and where medicine is still practiced by the country doctor, having access to others who know more is what makes … Read more
Avionics Web is reporting that VoIP and Fax service to the private aviation market is now possible via Rockwell Collins and ARINC’s satellite services. This means working anywhere is easier. I for one think we will see a big explosion in the market for fly and work services in the air. Time is money and … Read more
A report out of Australia that shows the potential of VoIP, especially with more and more naked DSL rolling out down under was released this week by ACME (the Australian Communications and Media Authority), their counterpart to the FCC. If you’re company is part of the VoIP eco-system and is doing business in Australia, or … Read more
Tue 01/01/2008 21:03 01012008098 A taste of home
I can’t help but continue to feel the kind of love and joy one gets when an unsolicited comment has so much heartfelt impact on me. Ken Camp’s post entitled “IP Telephony in 2008 – Where’s the real action?” mentions nine companies that are very cool. How do I know? Well for starters my agency … Read more
