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Connecting People, Not Devices
A week ago Facebook announced it will acquire Snaptu, an Israeli startup providing a solution for online services over mobile phones. What can we learn from this regarding communications in a world gone mobile?
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The Enterprise Cares Where You Are
While I totally agree that location-based services have limited value in the consumer world, it is a different ball-game when it comes to the enterprise, to communications and visual communications in particular.
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Newsflash: Nobody Cares Where You are
The interface between location-based networks and social networks like Facebook, Twitter has flooded the news feed of many social networks users with location “white noise”.
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Telepresence Prepares The Ground For The Revolution
Telepresence is not a revolution, but it is indeed a major change in the visual communications market, a market disruptor, that has driven the visual communications revolution forward.
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The Life Changing Implications of Unified Communications
In just one week I got great evidence that “unified communications” is not a buzz-word or a hipe, but something crucial for our day-to-day communications. It may even save lives.
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Twitter Is The Social Networks Unified Communications
In the present battlefield around the “one platform”, the “one interface” that will unite all the social networks, Twitter is winning a lot of grounds. Almost without trying Twitter has become, the center of information for many of us.
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What If Twitter Developed Video Conferencing
I love Twitter, I love video conferencing – So I thought I would try and imagine how video conferencing would look like if it was built by the Twitter folks.
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The Thin Line Between Wonderful Data Flow And Dreadful Overflow
Just as Google, with its revolutionary search engine turned the World Wide Web into a global village and the biggest source of information on the planet, the “status-phere” could become an incredible wealth of data, if we can only find the ways to sort it out.
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Susan Boyle Boils Up Video, UGC and Social Media
I think Susan Boyle’s case is a good example of how video enhances an experience that might have been pretty great with audio only. But Video takes it to a whole different level, where “just” audio will never be able to compete.
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Now On Twitter
I don’t know if indeed “you’re no one if you’re not on Twitter”, but I am not taking any chances. So if you already have a twitter account, or if you were just about to start one, you’re more than welcome to follow me at @sageeb.
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