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What Do You Get For $8.5B? Anything You Want, I Guess
It’s a very big day for the VoIP community when a company like Microsoft acquires a company like Skype for a sum of money like the one announced last week. Only time will tell whether this would be a game changing play or a grave digging one.
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Presence Perfect
You can think of ASF as a presence-based address book that you can use for your application, and it will maintain the address book for you. This is how you make presence integrate with your application perfectly.
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Servicing Video: Post-Panel Thoughts
I participated in a panel titled “Servicing Video” in our annual developer conference held a few weeks ago. I thought I’d share a few of the questions and answers in this post.
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Skype Doesn't Play The Unified Game Anymore
Skype recently announced it no longer allows for 3rd party clients to use its services. And while this makes sense from a very narrow business perspective, it significantly degrades the unified VoIP experience of many.
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Video Calling Is Everywhere. So How Should I Call?
Video calling services are hot, and it seems that question is no longer “will video” but what kind of service should we use. It seems that this intermediate situation has to be resolved, or the whole future of video calling would be in risk.
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Developing HD Visual Communications Products
Sagee gives his point of view of a webinar he hosted on the hidden challenges of developing HD visual communication products.
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Joel Stein Doesn't Use Skype. We're Not Joel Stein.
Following Joel Stein’s piece in Time Magazine about “Why People Don’t Like Video Chatting” I figured I had to set the records straight for the rest of us, who use video calling to improve our daily conduct.
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The Next Revolution In Communications Is Collaboration
It is quite clear that we moved from a text-only, one-to-one, near communication - “call”, to a multi-media, many-to-many, far communication – “collaboration”, across what I can now call the Collaboration Quadrant.
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Google's Free Video Conferencing Will Do No Evil
Google’s plans for further investment in video conferencing are an opportunity for the whole market, a much-needed step even. This will bring opportunities both in terms of marketing and technology development, I explain.
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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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