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ViodiTV Videos About Broadband, Technology, & More

  • Using Video to Promote Jack Rabbit; The NAB Connection

        The previous issue of the Viodi View referenced Sheri Cooper and the selection of her husband as a finalist in the Children’s Category in the John Lennon Songwriting Contest. To get to the finals, they had to pass through a panel of judges that included the likes of noted musicians, such as Al Jarreau…

  • A new look at the 80/20 rule

    James Kovaly of Cisco gives a new prospective on the 80/20 rule… the significance of attending NTCA  and OPASTCO conferences like IP Possibilities. ViodiTV at IP Possibilities 2008 is being brought to you by Entone.

  • Web 2.0 in Real Time – Part 2

    Jay Cuthrell of fudge.org is broadcasting live from IP Possibilities using the ustream.tv service.  The cool thing is the panel he is part of is all about social media and using broadband to connect people.  Through extension, Viodi is broadcasting live from IP Possibilities.  In fact, I am going to send sent out an email…

  • Web 2.0 in Real Time – Part 1

    Jay Cuthrell, CTO of Digitel and the force behind fudge.org, just gave an excellent presentation on Web 2.0.  He pointed to the following video, produced by college students, that gives a great tutorial of what Web 2.0 is; fundamentally, it is about connecting people. 

  • Universal Broadband

    In this brief interview given at the IP Possibilities Conference & Expo, John Rose, President of OPASTCO, talks of the concept of universal broadband. OPASTCO represents 500+ independent telecom operators, which primarily serve rural areas of the U.S. and Canada.  Rose suggests that broadband is not a one-size-fits-all service and, as such, operators will have to…

  • Bundling By a Thousand Cuts

    Bundling By a Thousand Cuts

    Introductory pricing for telecom services has caused this author extreme frustration. Warren Lee, President and CEO of NeoNova, explains how one cable operator gradually gets their customers to pay more for services they might not have ordered in the first place. The operator has something like an 88% retention rate of its customers using this technique. Lee…