Collaboration services provider Intranets.com jumped into the increasingly competitive Web-conferencing market on Monday. Woburn, Mass.-based Intranets.com sells collaboration services that enable ...

Verizon Communications is discounting its Web conferencing service, engaging in a mini price war with rival WebEx as they each bid to pull in new subscribers. The Bedminster, N.J.-based company is ...

Microsoft might now be in the Web conferencing business as a service provider, but the company is a far cry from offering the technology as part of its strategy to give corporations a comprehensive ...

Online collaboration services provider Intranets.com today unveiled its integrated Web and audio conferencing service. The offering will be part of the company’s Web-based collaboration platform and ...

Microsoft said Tuesday it would debut an upgraded version of its Office Live Meeting Web-conferencing service later this year with a redesigned interface, hooks into VoIP and support for its ...

PhoneTopp promises to bring full Web conferencing features to smart phones. With the cost of travel rising, Web conferences using tools such as Microsoft’s Live Meeting and WebEx have become a popular ...

Remote workers, small offices or home offices can conduct boardroom-quality web conferences, at a minimal investment Web conferencing peripherals from a company you already trust to provide quality, ...

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Web conferencing is a service is used for real time communication between participants who login with credentials using a secure URL provided by the vendor. This service is ideal for virtual meetings ...

June 15, 2011, 10:46 AM EDT / Source: GlobeNewswire DENVER, June 15, 2011 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Copper Conferencing, nationwide provider of web and audio conferencing services, today announced the ...

Web conferencing is creating a clash that pits departmental prerogatives against corporate cost savings. The departments need to retreat. Defined as the ability to share documents, applications and ...