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by bluedino
4470 days ago
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They never say what's wrong with existing products. I'm sure they aren't perfect but they do the following: Everyone is familiar with them They're reliable and scalable They're cheap for the presenter to use They have clients for Mac, PC, iDevices... |
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I would say that "most people" never used "webinar" software, so everyone doesn't really cut it here.
> They're reliable and scalable
My last experiences where rather on the other side - Hangout often crashes on me and gotomeeting had problems with audio quality.
> They're cheap for the presenter to use
What is cheap, if they don't really work for me?
Also, they mostly are general video calling solutions and rarely geared towards running e.g. a workshop.
> They have clients for Mac, PC, iDevices...
Yep, but there is always a plus to established players.
In general, I think that the whole webinar space still has a lot of ground to cover, so new players are always welcome.