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Web Conferencing by Microsoft (#934)
Posted: 1/22/2003; 10:31 PM by Terry Frazier
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PlaceWare works, I watched a nice Geoffrey Moore presentation sponsored and delivered by them. What will happen when it gets hit with the vaunted Microsoft "(barely) good enough" philosophy? I remember how great the first Microsoft version of Visio was... NOT. At least some printer will be happy when an entire new wave of MSCE training materials will get sold. Whatever happened to that disaster called NetMeeting?

InternetNews.Com Microsoft to Acquire PlaceWare. ""We look at this as a long-term thing," Microsoft Information Worker Group lead program manager Dan Leach told internetnews.com. "We make big bets and long term bets... and this is one of them. I wouldn't be surprised if Web conferencing becomes even more commonplace in the next five years."" [snowdeal.org | conflux]

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