FW: Conference Call Recording Ready for Download
| From: | Dean C. |
| Sent on: | Monday, September 8, 2008, 8:20 PM |
Hey Newtechies,
I wasn’t on today’s Yi-Tan call
and I haven’t listed to it yet but thought this might interest a few of
you considering how much dialog has been happening about this on the list over
the last few days.
Personally my 2c is I’m surprised
that people are so surprised…this has been a long time coming and not
that big a deal and certainly not unexpected.
Regards,
Dean Collins
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http://www.Cognation.net
From:
Sent: Monday, 8 September 2008
7:42 PM
To: Yi-Tan List
Subject: Fwd: Conference Call
Recording Ready for Download
Greetings, Yi-Tanners
I got several requests for the audio of today's call on Chrome. Here's the info
for downloading the raw audio or listening to it by phone.
Cheers,
Jerry
---------- Forwarded
message ----------
From: Conference Recording Manager
<[address removed]>
Date: Mon, Sep 8, 2008 at 11:44 AM
Subject: Conference Call Recording Ready for Download
To:
Your
recording is ready, and is available for Computer Download and Telephone
Playback until the recording expiration date. Please see below for details and
instructions.
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Conference Date and
Time: |
September 08, 2008
10:30 AM Pacific Daylight Time |
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Duration of Recording: |
41 Minute, 7 Second |
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Recording File Size: |
14 MB |
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Recording Expiration
Date: |
October 08,[masked]:41
AM Pacific Daylight Time |
Computer
Download
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Recording Download Link*: |
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*This is an MP3 digital audio file, which can be
played with any digital audio player supporting MP3 playback (e.g. Windows
Media Player, iPod, MusicMatch, iTunes, QuickTime, etc.). |
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The
recording download link is also online on the details page of this conference.
To access the download there, log in at FreeConference.com, go to the "Manage" page, then
click the "Details" link next to the conference listing.
Telephone
Playback
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Playback Dial-in Number: |
[masked] ( |
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Playback Access Code: |
136756 |
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(Toll-free access is not available for Telephone
Playback) |
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Distribute
the Playback Dial-in Number for Playback Access Code to anyone you would like
to hear the recording. Be sure to use this telephone number and access code,
and not the previous Dial-in Number and access codes associated with the
conference call itself.
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On Thu, Sep 4, 2008 at 8:55 PM,
Greetings,
Waitaminute!
Another browser? I was
just getting used to tuning and upgrading Firefox. And aren't Ubiquity and IE8
on the way?
They are,
but their code could use some improvement. Malware and all that. So Google
quietly decided to solve that problem -- and open-source it.
With
Wharton prof and tech industry observer Kevin
Werbach, let's discuss:
- What does Google have in mind? How will Chrome
fare against the competition?
- If you were Microsoft, what would you do?
- How does Chrome's architecture change
applications?
- How does its presence change the online game?
Some
background:
- Pogue in the NYT
- Wired's
story on the Chrome development team (sekrit project?)
- The Scott McCloud comic
explaining Chrome's advances
- Wharton's Knowledge@Work
on the strategic implications
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