Mikogo on De Web Times
One of the great things about Mikogo and something that has on several occasions led to a “wow” response from Mikogo users is that we provide our software for free. Understandably, a free desktop sharing tool is enjoyed greatly by the Mikogo Community for web conferencing. On the other hand, free software can also be a hot-topic in the blogosphere, and consequently Mikogo has appeared on countless blogs around the world. Yesterday, it was De Web Times where Mikogo made its appearance. 
Sharing their Mikogo Story: Bolero Innovations Inc.
With the launch of the new Mikogo website approaching, we are introducing “Share Your Mikogo Story” – where you can share your experience of Mikogo and have yourself or company featured on our new website. Consequently we are looking for interested Mikogo users who would like to share their thoughts and opinions on Mikogo for a case study. If you are interested, please leave a comment under this blog post. Below you can read the Mikogo Story from Bolero Innovations Inc.
Are you using Mikogo Web Conferences to avoid Swine Flu Infection?
Over the last several days the papers, TV news programs and online media have been riddled with stories regarding the swine flu. Many people, in the hundreds, have been admitted to hospitals around the world reporting symptoms of the deadly virus. Officials are warning people off crowded places, which begs the question: Can we prevent ourselves from infection by using web conferencing as opposed to traveling for meetings?
Green Screen Sharing: Using the Internet to reduce CO2 gas emissions
With Earth Day 2009 in full swing, people and organizations are promoting a healthier planet via thousands of environmentally-friendly activities, one of which can include the use of screen sharing technology. By reducing travel time and face-to-face meetings, screen sharing is an example of Green IT that allows people to organize meetings over the Web, and hence significantly reduce CO2 gas emissions.
Remote Control now available for Mac Beta version
Good news – today we have released the remote control feature for Mac users! This allows you to start a meeting from a Mac or PC, and then assist others via remote support, regardless of whether they join your meeting from a Mac or PC. Now you can use Mikogo as a cross-platform tool for not only web conferences and online meetings but also remote support, and you won’t pay a cent.
