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We talk web-meetings with Cameron Reilly

Submitted by achis on Mon, 02/04/2008 - 13:48.

I spent some time recently talking to Cameron Reilly, host of the top-rated podcast in Australia- G'day World. We chat about the creation of Greatwebmeetings, why Second Life will probably never catch on in business (my opinion not his, but he's an uber-geek)

In the first 30 minutes, you'll learn a lot about our approach to web meetings, some research that supports our approach and have some laughs.

Take a listen 

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Internet censorship affects

Submitted by norbertherrera on Thu, 01/28/2010 - 15:28.

Internet censorship affects me as a web content producer, ... Cameron Reilly gave a great talk on how the government is employing propaganda to win over ... Some things I took from the meeting: we need to utilise our creative people and ... 15 Mar 2006 ... Cameron Reilly (CR) Blogger and co-founder of The Podcast Network .... Even in the active tags now we can talk about in volume about ten dollars. ..... because of Service Oriented Architecture and Web Services. ..... They do this at Wotif by having meetings where people come up with new ideas. ... 849606041 Join Cameron Reilly, Australia's #1 new media GURU, his old buddy Richard Giles, and interloper Nicholas Holmes a Court, while they talk about: We celebrate ... G'DAY WORLD #312 – Wayne Turmel on Great Web Meetings ... We talk about her vision for Norg. G'Day World #306 – Steve Sammartino, Rentoid.com ... world news 4 Feb 2008 ... We had a chat recently about his new business, Great Web Meetings, ... follow cameronreilly at twitter.com ... It's always great to swap neurons with you and I learn so much about this medium every time we talk. ... 23 Dec 2009 ... We should talk about how the censorship won't work – “Conroy's Con”, perhaps. ... 2 comments are on part one of Cameron Reilly's speech: ... have notes and strategies from organising meetings freely available on the web. ... management I spent some time recently talking to Cameron Reilly, host of the top-rated podcast in Australia- G'day World. We chat about the creation of ... Link to this podcast, TPN :: No Illusions with Cameron Reilly ... As I'm meeting Dr Peter Ellyard tonight to discuss the current ETS ... The No Illusions Podcast examines the truth about how we're living our lives. ... Description: Newlight, the Brisbane web design firm I've been consulting to for a few months, ...

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Outlook Web Access (OWA) is

Submitted by alexdenipaul on Tue, 01/12/2010 - 10:55.

Outlook Web Access (OWA) is incredibly convenient, because it allows users to access their Exchange Server mailboxes from anywhere with just a Web browser and Internet connection credit card processing. But OWA is extremely vulnerable to keystroke loggers.
In this tip, I discuss the various methods available for protecting OWA against keystroke loggers, as well as their pros and cons. I then explore more secure alternatives to OWA that will still allow remote users access to their Exchange Server mailboxes website design.
Assessing the risk of OWA keystroke loggers
There are countless Trojans floating around the Internet designed to log any keystrokes that are typed on an infected machine wireless internet service, and then transmit a record of those keystrokes to another machine somewhere on the Internet.
If a user's computer is infected with a keystroke logger, and the user enters a username and password to authenticate to your Exchange Server, that use... internet phone service

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