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Proving Scoble wrong, Qik lives on and opens public beta to boot

Qik, a popular streaming mobile video service, has finally opened its public beta program and has released a slew of new features to go along with it. This is great news considering last month tech pundit Robert Scoble declared Qik all but dead in the wake newcomer Kyte. ...

Tags: Public Beta, Robert Scoble, Handset, Video, Integration, Qik, Kyte, Kyte.tv, Corporate Communications, Marketing, Jennifer Leggio

Blog posts 2008-07-20

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Proving Scoble wrong, Qik lives on and opens public beta to boot

Proving Scoble wrong, Qik lives on and opens public beta to bootKyte ClarificationsHi, this is Gannon from Kyte. I'd like to clarify a few issues raised by your article:Your article compares kyte.com to qik.com. First off, Kyte.com is our corporate site, not our service, so this comparison is irrelevant. Our...

Tags: Advertising & Promotion, Blogging, public beta, Qik, Kyte

Discussion threads 2008-07-21

Qik out of private beta

Over the weekend, Qik came out of private beta. Jennifer Leggio has all the technical details, along with some insights in Robert Scoble's outburst about how kyte.tv would kill off Qik and Flixwagon. One claim the company makes over at VentureBeat is that they have gotten latency...

Tags: Revenue, Advertisement, Business Model, Beta, Qik, Jennifer Leggio, Strategy, Management, Dennis Howlett

Blog posts 2008-07-21

Kyte and Qik engaged in neck-and-neck streaming video race

Robert Scoble created quite the social media stir last weekend with his TechCrunch guest article on why he thinks Kyte will win the cell phone video race over Qik and Flixwagon. But is there really a race? While it's true that the users ultimately dictate the market...

Tags: Advertisement, Phone, Streaming Video, Cell Phone, Video, Qik, Kyte, Corporate Communications, Cellular Phones, Marketing, Consumer Electronics, Personal Technology, Jennifer Leggio

Blog posts 2008-06-17

OpenSocial - a first enterprise take

While the OpenSocial press conference was ongoing, Irregulars Mike Krigsman, Susan Scrupski and I used Twitter to pepper Robert Scoble with questions. Listening to David Berlind's podcast recording of proceedings, the event seemed badly organized with no attempt to manage inbound callers. Many questions were left hanging in the wind....

Tags: Monetization, NewsGator, David Berlind, Partnership, Google OpenSocial, Google AdSense, Twitter, Enterprise, Business Structures, Authentication/Encryption, Finance, Security, Dennis Howlett

Blog posts 2007-11-01

Seesmic for enterprise?

Seesmic for enterprise?kyte.tv pedestrian?I just read about seesmic and how it should make kyte.tv look pedestrian. I personally can't see any reason why this should be the case. Especially now, as kyte.tv has changed their looks and added a thousand new tools. I even like it better now than before,...

Tags: PRODUCTIVITY, Seesmic

Discussion threads 2007-10-11

Seesmic for enterprise?

Loic LeMeur's Seesmic has the ingredients to be a hit - inside the enterprise. Mike Arrington and Ben Metcalfe have rendered their respective cautious verdicts and it would be remiss of me to sound overexcited. After all, the current iteration is Alpha 0.1 and I expect...

Tags: Video, Twitter, Seesmic, Ben, Corporate Communications, RDF, Marketing, Internet, Dennis Howlett

Blog posts 2007-10-08

SAP's vox populi

Marilyn Pratt who runs SAP's business process expert section on the SAP developer network sent me a link to a video initiative SAP is trying out for its upcoming TechEd event in Las Vegas: We know that our SAP Community Network has very passionate members....

Tags: TechEd, SAP AG, Dennis Howlett

Blog posts 2007-09-13

Robert Scoble's applecart

'Google doesn't understand social behavior' is the premise upon which Robert Scoble developed his ideas about how Mahalo, Facebook and Techmeme will trounce Google over time. I'm no more convinced than most of those who are cited on Techmeme except in one area I regard as a green field...

Tags: Google Inc., Facebook, Wisdom, Robert Scoble, Techmeme, rnrnBusiness, Hakia, Dennis Howlett

Blog posts 2007-08-28