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Webex + BTConference for our 60K+ employee corporation.
KEN-JENNINGS
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we use webex too, but only when it's a shared desktop/presentation
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CapnNismo wrote:

If you really want it how it used to be - just use Skype on Linux
I might build a timemachine before that, I heard they are equally convient to operate
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KEN-JENNINGS wrote:

we use webex too, but only when it's a shared desktop/presentation
But why do that? Skype has a desktop presentation function...
http://blog.hunch.com/?p=34824 You’ve got mail: What your email domain says about you

SNAPSHOT OF FINDINGS

    AOL users are most likely to be overweight women ages 35-64 who have a high school diploma and are spiritual, but not religious. They tend to be politically middle of the road, in a relationship of 10+ years, and have children. AOL users live in the suburbs and haven’t traveled outside their own country. Family is their first priority. AOL users mostly read magazines, have a desktop computer, listen to the radio, and watch TV on 1-3 DVRs in their home. At home, they lounge around in sweats. AOL users are optimistic extroverts who prefer sweet snacks and like working on a team.
    Gmail users are most likely to be thin young men ages 18-34 who are college-educated and not religious. Like other young Hunch users, they tend to be politically liberal, single (and ready to mingle), and childless. Gmail users live in cities and have traveled to five or more countries. They’re career-focused and plugged in — they mostly read blogs, have an iPhone and laptop, and listen to music via MP3s and computers (but they don’t have a DVR). At home, they lounge around in a t-shirt and jeans. Gmail users prefer salty snacks and are introverted and entrepreneurial. They are optimistic or pessimistic, depending on the situation.
    Hotmail users are most likely to be young women of average build ages 18-34 (and younger) who have a high school diploma and are not religious. They tend to be politically middle of the road, single, and childless. Hotmail users live in the suburbs, perhaps still with their parents, and have traveled to up to five countries. They mostly read magazines and contemporary fiction, have a laptop, and listen to music via MP3s and computers (but they don’t have a DVR). At home, Hotmail users lounge around in a t-shirt and jeans. They’re introverts who prefer sweet snacks and like working on a team. They consider themselves more pessimistic, but sometimes it depends on the situation.
    Yahoo! users are most likely to be overweight women ages 18-49 who have a high school diploma and are spiritual, but not religious. They tend to be politically middle of the road, in a relationship of 1-5 years, and have children. Yahoo! users live in the suburbs or in rural areas and haven’t traveled outside their own country. Family is their first priority. They mostly read magazines, are almost equally likely to have a laptop or desktop computer, listen to the radio and cds, and watch TV on 1-2 DVRs in their home. At home, Yahoo! users lounge around in pajamas. They’re extroverts who prefer sweet snacks and like working on a team. Yahoo! users are optimistic or pessimistic, depending on the situation.
http://hunch.com/media/reports/email/gmail/ pics

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CapnNismo wrote:

KEN-JENNINGS wrote:

we use webex too, but only when it's a shared desktop/presentation
But why do that? Skype has a desktop presentation function...
We use webex also, just has the "mindshare" i guess. Old thinking, like blackberry's.

When the technical folks get together we usually just use MS Shareview.
KEN-JENNINGS
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CapnNismo wrote:

KEN-JENNINGS wrote:

we use webex too, but only when it's a shared desktop/presentation
But why do that? Skype has a desktop presentation function...
i don't know why don't you read a blog about it and let me know
Benzin
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KEN-JENNINGS wrote:

CapnNismo wrote:

KEN-JENNINGS wrote:

we use webex too, but only when it's a shared desktop/presentation
But why do that? Skype has a desktop presentation function...
i don't know why don't you read a blog about it and let me know
bitter, much?
KEN-JENNINGS
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what would i be bitter about?  because i use real world examples to demonstrate my experience as opposed to you reading blogs?  there's nothing to be bitter about dude.

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