The Chicago Tribune and Chicago Sun-Times have both featured BridgePort Networks in today’s papers highlighting their latest fund raising round being closed. Tom Keating and Ken Camp jumped on the story over the weekend and have added their spin to what BridgePort is up to and their significance to the Mobile VoIP world. BridgePort Network’s … Read more
A very interesting post over at O’Reilly’s Emerging Telephony related largely to Enterprise Voice in a 2.0 world. What I read was that companies are already here in the space and have the technology that’s ready for the Enterprise and without sounding boastful some are represented by my agency. But that’s not the point here. … Read more
Yesterday I commented on SightSpeed CEO Peter Csathy using the medium of video to communicate. Today pal Paul Kapustka, who has been busy helping Jeff Pulver make PulveMedia a lot more than a trade show company, demonstrates what the medium of video means to telling the story and more importantly how accurately it portrays the … Read more
In fitting style Chris Lyman CEO of Fonality issues a rebuttal to Marcelo’s post… Like I said earlier, this is going to be interesting. Update-Alec Saunders has more expanded view on this. It seems he’s had a chance to talk with Chris Lyman, while I’ve only had an email exchange.
Give Ken’s post a read about WiFi phones. He makes some solid points and what he’s talking about is closer than we know in my opinion.
Little did I know this morning that I was onto something when it came to Fonality having more up their sleeve than has been announced. If I read between the lines of Marcelo’s post today there is clearly more to it than meets the eye with Fonality and what they mean to the enterprise. Marcelo … Read more
SightSpeed CEO Peter Csathy is talking all the time about drinking his own kool-aid. Beside starting a blog, he’s now using the SightSpeed video mail feature to tell the story. This is really making use of Video to tell the story directly to the audiences who matter. If you note he’s asking for your feedback … Read more
The NSP Strategist thinks assisted living facilities are prime candidates for video conferencing. I tend to agree, but with a caveat. Recently I looked at some for my mother, who at 86 years young, is still able to do things on her own. My disappointment with all of them was their total lack of Internet … Read more
Garrett (Top 30 Picker) Smith has an interesting post about home movies. In my view until easy to use production tools are integrated into web cam, video conferencing and video blogging sites, apps and tools, we will see two types of videos. A. The talking head B. The offline edited video What is needed are … Read more
Hat Tip to Phil Wolff for this tickler. But I wonder what the impact is for those who use a laptop on their, um, laps?
