The timing of ZDNet’s Mark Orchant’s post could about my launching the Working Anywhere project could not have been better. Call Mark clairvoyant, but his post was just a few hours ahead of the New York Times article that I was quoted in today about Hotel Broadband. A few points I made to the reporter … Read more
Peter makes some good points about pre-planning not being necessary to have meaningful video communications. To me, the point is, there isn’t much difference in having a video call versus a chat or a phone call. That is if you are following the Boy Scout’s moto, of always be prepared. Here are my six tips: … Read more
Peter makes some good points about pre-planning not being necessary to have meaningful video communications. To me, the point is, there isn’t much difference in having a video call versus a chat or a phone call. That is if you are following the Boy Scout’s moto, of always be prepared. Here are my six tips: … Read more
Om busts open the story about the Peyton Place saga called SKypeBay. So far this year we have seen Time Warner regain control of the TW/AOL debacle and now Skype founders take back the running of their future, plus Yahoo have a Peanut Butter and Jelly mess all over their face. One has to wonder … Read more
I’m starting (or really have started) on a project I’m calling “Working Anywhere.” It’s about the nomadic worker, the kind of person who can work (and play) anywhere at any time. While not everyone can Nomadic those of us who have been in the agency world, working virtually with clients, colleagues and peers for years … Read more
Ted gets the kudos this week for the nickname of the year for me. Thanks Ted!!!
T-Mobile continues their game of cat and mouse with media, turning on two high profile bloggers crossbreed service that works at home by WiFi and on the road using cellular, but not providing any real commentary. Personally, I’ve been asking T-Mobile for months about the service, even before what has to be the worst kept … Read more
Skype users received an early holiday present, at least those in the USA and Canada, with a new year long pricing scheme that provides twelve months of unlimited calls from the USA and Canada to numbers in the USA and Canada for $29.95 a year if you sign up after January 31 2007 or up … Read more
Is VoIP your friend or someone’s foe? Check out the post over at MediaPost and decide.
VoIP News reports of the launch of Talkster and quotes IDC’s Rebecca Swensen.
