September 03, 2003
Video publishing via IM
Video publishing via Instant Messaging is continuing to grow at a manic pace, as AOL adds video capabilities to its IM client. According to to Christine Perey's latest piece on Streamingmedia.com:Consumers are increasingly interested
in
communicating with one another visually. And there’s really nothing
easier to use than IM so there is no learning curve associated with
starting a video stream from any desktop computer with a video camera.
Christine goes on to quote Spencer Johnson, director of product marketing for the Logitech Video Business Unit:
We anticipate millions more people are
about to discover value in having a webcam connected to the personal
computer.
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