ViodiTV Videos About Broadband, Technology, & More
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Extreme with Vernon
This two part video includes an interview with Paul Hooper, Chief Marketing Officer of Extreme Networks and Matt McGarry of Vernon Telephone Cooperative. Paul talks about Extreme's business focus and product, while Matt explains how they've applied these Ethernet products. Of particular interest to telcos involved in local video content production is Vernon Telephone Cooperative's use…
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Experiment with Ooyala
This is an experimental post with the free version of the Ooyala video sharing service. It has some pretty cool features and provides the producer with lots of control, allowing different levels of access. One thing that isn’t clear (I am too lazy to contact their sales people – I prefer self-care with all of…
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A Customer Appreciation Day in the Granite State
In Weare, New Hampshire, Granite State Communications provided recognized one of their community leaders who had led an effort to improve the local youth sports’ facility. The award recipient was surprised and befitting this busy volunteer had to keep his thank you speech short, as he had to run off to coach his youth football…
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Citizens Customer Appreciation Day
The folks at Citizens Telephone Cooperative in New Auburn, WI learned that autumn weather could be unpredictable, so they have moved their customer appreciation days into the local high school gymnasium. This is all-weather solution not only kept attendees warm, but it put a little money into the coffers of the high school. Citizens had…
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The Broadband BBQ – Only in Silicon Valley
Two-thousand and nine (2009) was what I call my summer of winning, as my family won several raffles and contests. The Sandisk 60 Second Summer Mobile Video Contest was especially productive for me. This may have been because I submitted so many videos as compared to the total number of entries. Although I did not…
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The Green Digital Divide – Knowledge Is Power
John F. Cassidy, CEO of Cincinnati Bell, discusses the power of knowledge and how the Internet has become the central repository for virtually all knowledge. He suggests that the real digital divide is one that is between the haves and have-nots. He explains how his company adopted the worse performing high school in their area…