Is there a limit to the size of the videos I can upload to http://www.viddler.com?
Right now, the limit is 500 MB (no length limit) per video, and there is no limit to the total number of videos uploaded. I'm enjoying Viddler as another great way to learn, share, collaborate, and develop business.
... browse some of our team's other blogs at http://blogs.didx.net and http://blog.tmcnet.com/monetizing-ip-communications/. Find out how to get your telephone company to offer phone numbers from around the world. You're welcome to comment, contribute, and collaborate any time.
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Wednesday, March 11, 2009
Round Two: Boxee vs Hulu
Just got this news while talking with my fiddler/violin/Pensacola Symphony playing friend Francis trying Ekiga an open source voip application formerly known as GnomeMeeting. Watch the boxing excitement in the ring with Boxee and Hulu duking it out. Hulu... still keeping its "internet TV" fists closed. Currently only USA viewers can watch Hulu online. Boxee used an RSS feeder to include worldwide viewers, but last Friday, Hulu blocked Boxee again!
But keep in mind, Victory is achieved if the opponent is knocked down and unable to get up before the referee counts to ten seconds (a Knockout, or KO) or if the opponent is deemed too injured to continue (a Technical Knockout, or TKO).
Read on at http://tech.yahoo.com/news/zd/20090306/tc_zd/237851.
... browse some of our team's other blogs at http://blogs.didx.net and http://blog.tmcnet.com/monetizing-ip-communications/. You're welcome to comment, contribute, and collaborate any time.
But keep in mind, Victory is achieved if the opponent is knocked down and unable to get up before the referee counts to ten seconds (a Knockout, or KO) or if the opponent is deemed too injured to continue (a Technical Knockout, or TKO).
Read on at http://tech.yahoo.com/news/zd/20090306/tc_zd/237851.
... browse some of our team's other blogs at http://blogs.didx.net and http://blog.tmcnet.com/monetizing-ip-communications/. You're welcome to comment, contribute, and collaborate any time.
Monday, October 27, 2008
VoIP-Related Industry Trivia: Go Ahead and Play
See how many of these answers you can get correct. You can also Facebook email me your suggestions for additional trivia.
1. Who in the telephony, especialy VoIP telephony industry or IP communications industry are known for wearing Hawaiian print shirts?
2. Who wears polos that include "Free Hugs Day" on the back?
3. Who wears fake moustaches?
4. Which Mobile VoIP app service provider has a background in LCD touch screens?
5. Which VoIP security expert started a podcast on that topic in October 2005?
6. Name at least one online video streaming website we can use on a mobile phone through Internet.
7. Which website among the following enable you to upload as much as 500 MB video at one time: video.google, Viddler, Youtube and Zippyvideos?
8. What CTO invented Virtualphoneline in 1999 and DIDX in 2005?
9. Which mobile VoIP application is based in Canada, includes IM and voice, and integration with social networks?
10. Which mobile VoIP application's company has $20 million in venture capital, finally plans to monetize via targeted advertising, has both voice and IM?
11. Who runs the VoIP users conference?
12. Who used to sing Mustang Sally with the band at around the end of every conference party?
13. There is a company that has the initials J. C. whose CEO is known for his black cowboy hat and is a hero among RLECs and ISPs.
14. Who does this describe? He was dyslexic as achild, couldn't read or write very well, sold computers out of his college dorm and later got busy and successful in wireless Internet. The top level support his company provides has resulted him being able to offer the most expensive service in the St. Louis market.
15. Who founded the first magazine focused on VoIP and is the chairman of the VoIP industry's leading trade show, drawing 1000s of participants from as many as 121 nations in one week.
I will add more trivia on a regular basis. Have fun showing off your VoIP-related trivia IQ.
... browse some of our team's other blogs at http://blogs.didx.net and http://blog.tmcnet.com/monetizing-ip-communications/. You're welcome to comment, contribute, and collaborate any time.
1. Who in the telephony, especialy VoIP telephony industry or IP communications industry are known for wearing Hawaiian print shirts?
2. Who wears polos that include "Free Hugs Day" on the back?
3. Who wears fake moustaches?
4. Which Mobile VoIP app service provider has a background in LCD touch screens?
5. Which VoIP security expert started a podcast on that topic in October 2005?
6. Name at least one online video streaming website we can use on a mobile phone through Internet.
7. Which website among the following enable you to upload as much as 500 MB video at one time: video.google, Viddler, Youtube and Zippyvideos?
8. What CTO invented Virtualphoneline in 1999 and DIDX in 2005?
9. Which mobile VoIP application is based in Canada, includes IM and voice, and integration with social networks?
10. Which mobile VoIP application's company has $20 million in venture capital, finally plans to monetize via targeted advertising, has both voice and IM?
11. Who runs the VoIP users conference?
12. Who used to sing Mustang Sally with the band at around the end of every conference party?
13. There is a company that has the initials J. C. whose CEO is known for his black cowboy hat and is a hero among RLECs and ISPs.
14. Who does this describe? He was dyslexic as achild, couldn't read or write very well, sold computers out of his college dorm and later got busy and successful in wireless Internet. The top level support his company provides has resulted him being able to offer the most expensive service in the St. Louis market.
15. Who founded the first magazine focused on VoIP and is the chairman of the VoIP industry's leading trade show, drawing 1000s of participants from as many as 121 nations in one week.
I will add more trivia on a regular basis. Have fun showing off your VoIP-related trivia IQ.
... browse some of our team's other blogs at http://blogs.didx.net and http://blog.tmcnet.com/monetizing-ip-communications/. You're welcome to comment, contribute, and collaborate any time.
Sunday, October 05, 2008
Nihari, Telecom Billboards, and Empowerment of Internet
Thanks to Viddler.com, we were finally able to upload a copy of my presentation given at ITCN Asia 2008 in Karachi, Pakistan where 127,000 individuals attended and around 200 exhibited. I was definitely excited about the opportunity to speak among Asia's brightest telecom, government, technology-related minds.
Pakistan is a trend-setter in telecommunications. Its Wateen provides countrywide WIMAX, the first in the world to do this. PTCL offers countrywide IPTV, another world first. The price of a call to the USA from a Pakistan cell phone is around 1 cent per minute and SMS is commonly used, included in your package. Ufone, Chinamobile (I used Zong while there, great deal), Mobilink, and other cell phone services offer more services at lower rates than any cell phone services in the United States.
While in Pakistan, I visited with each of these companies at their offices as well as Telenor, Telecard, Hazara Telecom and more.
My stop in Pakistan was one of many stops around the world in August 2008 where my goals were to visit current and potential clients, suppliers, and the world's telecommunications think tank. Next time, I'm bringing my colleagues Steve Cayona, Anna Hollis, Sergey Okhapkin, and Lisa-anne Routley and any of the others who are ready for a global trip.
The presentation is at http://www.viddler.com/explore/suzannebowen/videos/1/. Other videos of other speakers are listed on my TMCNET blog, Youtube, and Google.
(One last item, as mentioned by me at Viddler, I apologize for my comment about Chinese and Vietnamese accent on English. If I could take it back, I would.)
Pakistan is a trend-setter in telecommunications. Its Wateen provides countrywide WIMAX, the first in the world to do this. PTCL offers countrywide IPTV, another world first. The price of a call to the USA from a Pakistan cell phone is around 1 cent per minute and SMS is commonly used, included in your package. Ufone, Chinamobile (I used Zong while there, great deal), Mobilink, and other cell phone services offer more services at lower rates than any cell phone services in the United States.
While in Pakistan, I visited with each of these companies at their offices as well as Telenor, Telecard, Hazara Telecom and more.
My stop in Pakistan was one of many stops around the world in August 2008 where my goals were to visit current and potential clients, suppliers, and the world's telecommunications think tank. Next time, I'm bringing my colleagues Steve Cayona, Anna Hollis, Sergey Okhapkin, and Lisa-anne Routley and any of the others who are ready for a global trip.
The presentation is at http://www.viddler.com/explore/suzannebowen/videos/1/. Other videos of other speakers are listed on my TMCNET blog, Youtube, and Google.
(One last item, as mentioned by me at Viddler, I apologize for my comment about Chinese and Vietnamese accent on English. If I could take it back, I would.)
Friday, October 03, 2008
Viddler.com Enables up to 500 MB Uploads
My colleague from Super Technologies, Inc... Imran Ahmed posted on his blog at http://blog.emranahmed.net/?p=24 about Viddler. Now, I want to share the wealth with you! Viddler.com
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