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- Instant messaging gains corporate respect. Fontana, John // Network World;8/19/2002, Vol. 19 Issue 33, p27
Discusses the efforts of companies to develop a hybrid approach to deploying instant messaging for use over corporate firewalls. Addition of administrative tools to instant messaging systems; Calpine's use of a software product called IM-Age for Desktops from IM-Age Software that installs on...
- How to buy your very own Tower of Babel. Bairstow, Jeff // Laser Focus World;Oct2003, Vol. 39 Issue 10, p136
Points out issues on the impact of technological advancements on telephone systems. Comments on the acronyms spawned by the modern mobile jargon; Restrictions of plain old telephone service; Multiple access of global systems for mobile communications; Origination of abbreviations from short...
- Blackout makes communicating difficult. Nobel, Carmen; Carlson, Caron // eWeek;8/25/2003, Vol. 20 Issue 34, p13
Communications proved difficult during the blackout of August 2003, as many new IP phone systems were rendered useless without backup and a number of wireless services fell flat. The terrorist attacks also encouraged carriers to prioritize calls in an emergency. Blackout victims also had to deal...
- Fathering From Afar. Lothstein, Jessica // Best Life;Jun2006, Vol. 3 Issue 5, p36
The article discusses family-friendly communications systems. New computers with superfast processors are finally heralding the age of videoconferencing. Instant messaging is fast and convenient, and two-thirds of teenagers prefer it to e-mall. Benefits include zero lag time and a buddy list of...
- Prepaid market gets second look. Meyer, Dan // RCR Wireless News;7/28/2003, Vol. 22 Issue 30, p11
Reports on the use of two-way messaging devices in emergency services communications in the U.S. Result of a study on wireless devices and emergency messaging system used by emergency service organizations; Factors considered when implementing an enhanced wireless communications system; Problem...
- iChat Questions Answered. Griffiths, Rob // Macworld;Jan2004, Vol. 21 Issue 1, p74
Answers several questions about iChat AV, an instant-messaging technology from Apple. Audio and video capabilities of the technology; Requirement for high-speed connection for videoconferencing; Use of iChat to chat with more than one person at a time.
- Take control of communications. Dostine, Skip // Communications News;Jul2003, Vol. 40 Issue 7, p30
Discusses how to take control of communications. Reason that companies have the right to monitor and control data entering and leaving their organizations; Effects of the misuse of email and instant messaging on network efficiency and security; Characteristics of a complete content-filtering...
- RAPID MESSAGE SERVICE V2.0 DEBUTS IN FIVE COUNTRIES. // Audiotex Update;Mar2005, p6
The article reports that HeyAnita Inc., has debuted Rapid Message Service (RMS) v2.0 internationally. Now available in five countries: U.S., Great Britain, France, Germany and Spain, RMS empowers both consumers and business people to communicate effectively on a global scale. The international...
- Instant messaging big distraction, poll finds. // Journal of Business (10756124);10/27/2005, Vol. 20 Issue 22, pA16
Reports on the result of the survey conducted by Akonix Systems Inc. that 26 percent of employees admit to spending more than two hours each workday communicating with their partners over instant-messaging service. Average time consumed by instant messaging on noncorporate matters; Potential of...
