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Permalink Reply by Slouch on April 21, 2009 at 11:40am

I can;t help you with that but how about writing an article about clothing. You are good at that and we can feature it. Like the old days. How is everything?

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Permalink Reply by Kevin Strange on April 21, 2009 at 5:40pm

Hi Anthony,

HI highly recommend using Glance, (http://www.glance.net/) especially if all you need is to share your desktop
applications (Powerpoint etc). Conferencing is included and free. You won't have to deal with all the hassles of Gotomeeting or Webex.

It's simple, very inexpensive, and does a great job.

Best,
Kevin

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Permalink Reply by Anthony J. Meaney on April 21, 2009 at 8:44pm

Jason let's talk I do have some news for you. Give me a call (That is if you still use that old timey telephone box)

Slouch said:

I can;t help you with that but how about writing an article about clothing. You are good at that and we can feature it. Like the old days. How is everything?

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Permalink Reply by Anthony J. Meaney on April 21, 2009 at 8:44pm

Thanks Keving Will check it out.

Kevin Strange said:

Hi Anthony,

HI highly recommend using Glance, (http://www.glance.net/) especially if all you need is to share your desktop
applications (Powerpoint etc). Conferencing is included and free. You won't have to deal with all the hassles of Gotomeeting or Webex.

It's simple, very inexpensive, and does a great job.

Best,
Kevin

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Permalink Reply by Slouch on April 21, 2009 at 10:12pm

lets talk tomorrow. I'll call you

Anthony J. Meaney said:

Jason let's talk I do have some news for you. Give me a call (That is if you still use that old timey telephone box)

Slouch said:

I can;t help you with that but how about writing an article about clothing. You are good at that and we can feature it. Like the old days. How is everything?

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Permalink Reply by Susan Burns on April 21, 2009 at 11:04pm

Anthony - we've used gotowebinar for Future of Talent. The price was reasonable. The service and the reporting features are also good. Your able to record the sessions and provide access to the archives too. With the exception of WebEx all have some instability issues if you get to a high number of attendees - close to 1000. The instability comes from shared lines versus dedicated lines that WebEx offers - but they are very $$$$. I'd be interested in hearing what you decide to use if you find something similar to gotowebinar at a better price. Good luck! Susan

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Permalink Reply by Jonathan Goodman on April 21, 2009 at 11:34pm

I'll recommend GoToMeeting/GoToWebinar also. Susan hit the nail on the head with teleconferencing though. That's the only piece that may get glitchy, though it's been reliable for us.

I'll be trying out Glance though too... looks interesting.

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Permalink Reply by Kristen Durkin on April 22, 2009 at 1:04pm

Hi Anthony,

Two things, both kinda mentioned.

GoToMeeting is great and reliable. The nice thing is you can shut it on/off when you need to use it. You DO NOT need to pay every month unless you want to host something everymonth. So, if you know you're hosting 10 webinars in June sign up and pay the month of June and cancel it again for July.

Glance.com is pretty cool. Not as quick as GoToMeeting. I just used it (as a free trial). I seemed to have a good go with it and didn't run into any problems. Literally just got off a glance meeting.

Good Luck!

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Permalink Reply by Ryan May on May 14, 2009 at 5:36am

AT&T do also Webex

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