Podcasts: Videoconferencing

To get a better idea of how companies can implement telepresence into their environment from the ground-up, TMCnet recently spoke with Bob McCandless, CEO of BrightCom, a provider of integrated telepresence and videoconferencing solutions, and David Benz, president of Vaughan Benz, a manufacturer of high-end, custom made wood furniture.

TMCnet Mark Szotkowski, a communications broker and master agent with Portfolio Communications Solutions, spoke with TMCnet in a recent podcast about the best practices for telepresence and videoconferencing implementations. Szotkowski discussed how the technology plays a role in network deployments for telepresence, HD and SD video conferencing.

Beyond video, audio and data broadcasts can also benefit from HD technology. But the way telepresence and videoconferencing vendors offer that service should change, officials with BrightCom, a provider of integrated telepresence and videoconferencing services, told TMCnet in a recent podcast.

Deploying a new technology isn't always easy. Especially when companies are dealing with something they haven't tried before. While the same mentality is true for businesses looking to use telepresence and videoconferencing services, the actually process to determine what solution will work best is simple...

TMCnet spoke with Bob McCandless, CEO of Brightcom, and Mark Szotkowski with Portfolio Communications Solutions, about the best practices for telepresence and videoconferencing implementations.

Podcast about telepresence, which is a videoconferencing environment where the participants appear lifelike.

There is a professor at the University of Lethbridge in Canada that does an online course with videoconferencing and a video podcast. He is also notorious for sexually harassing female students, fucking people over etc. globalizationstudies.com is a site dedicated to exposing his malfeasance. Help expose a douchebag by digging this story.

I found this site that streams live university classes and then podcasts the videos under a creative commons license. The class is called globalization since 1492, it mixes history, politics, social theory and the study of technology. They also bring in guest speakers and other classrooms through videoconferencing.