I was busy lately and did not Blogged much.
However, I've being active on the micro-blogging.
You can check www.etaygafni.com for the latest feeds and activities (Twitter, FriendFeed, Posterous, facebook and more).
And just to make you smile, a funny video:
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Once in a while, I have the opportunity to visit Coupa Caf’e for a morning snack.
Their great tea, coffee or hot chocolate in my case, is famous around here.
Great atmosphere and WiFi connection (which did not work today...)
But the best part about this place is the attention to details and the fact that they care.
You do not see these levels of professionalism in the ‘other’ coffee places...
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As a follow up for the 'Mom Song', here comes the 'Wife Song'.
Special thanks to Mickey for forwarding...
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One of my long time interests is multimedia. During past and current role, as well as private life, I keep monitoring this topic.
During this week, it was hard to miss the vibe around Veodia.
I first saw their offering during the office2.0 event last year. Veodia provided the video recording of the event. See:
This week Veodia announced their Flash Widget.
“…Latest buzz:
Veodia is a browser-based video service leveraging the new capabilities of Adobe Flash Player 9, allowing its users to create and stream their own crystal clear videos to millions of Adobe Flash players. With just a video camera, Internet connection and a Veodia account, users can easily broadcast live and record MPEG-4 / h.264 video from their browser. Veodia eliminates the need for expensive investments in encoding, streaming and distribution technology. All content created with or imported to the Veodia broadcasting service can be played back in native h.264 format with the latest version of Adobe Flash Player 9.
"Veodia decided over two years ago to build its core technology around the h.264 standard because of its superior quality and multi-device compatibility. When Adobe announced support for h.264 in the Adobe Flash Player it confirmed that we had made the right decision for our customers. Now in addition to viewing content in Quicktime, on 3G phones, iPhones, televisions and hundreds of other MPEG-4/h.264 compatible devices, our users can playback their Veodia content using Flash Player," said Guillaume Cohen, CEO, Veodia.
In addition, the new Veodia channel widget offers a more interactive navigation interface based on Adobe Flash technology, allowing viewers to browse through all videos published on a channel. See the new flash widget in action with a video message from Veodia's CEO at: http://www.veodia.com/flashdemo.
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