Business group chat, file sharing, group decision making: Campfire Current Campfire customers can sign in here. Hello, We launched Campfire back in 2006 so teams could easily collaborate online in real-time. Since then, over 1,000,000,000 (yes, billion) messages have been sent with Campfire. However, since we merged Campfire into Basecamp with the launch of Basecamp 3, we haven’t given the standalone version of Campfire much attention. Existing customers will be able to continue using Campfire as they always have. For those new customers who are interested in Campfire, we highly recommend checking out Basecamp 3. Onwards, Jason Fried, Founder & CEO, Basecamp
Open Atrium Open Atrium is an intranet in a box that has group spaces to allow different teams to have their own conversations and collaboration. Open Atrium 2.x for Drupal 7 A new architecture for Drupal 7 that is built upon Panopoly and intended as an extensible collaboration framework. Adds the ability to have private "sections" within a collaboration space with granular access control. Please use the Issue Queue to post bug reports and patches for OA2 only (not OA1). Demos The following webinar videos for Open Atrium 2 are available: Open Atrium 2.x Projects These modules are part of the official Open Atrium project and are actively maintained and approved. Other Modules that work with Open Atrium 2.x These modules are not tested, supported, nor recommended by the OA2 Core maintainers but are listed here as a courtesy to the community who might be interested in other work being done related to Open Atrium 2. System Requirements Open Atrium 1.x for Drupal 6
CoSketch.com - Online Whiteboard Collaboration A.nnotate.com: Upload, Annotate, Share. Online document review and collaboration - PDF, Word and HTML Bounce – A fun and easy way to share ideas on a website Online collaboration that is user friendly, well designed and cost-effective • Onehub Online Mind Mapping - MindMeister TV and Online Video Advertising Slow to Integrate Someday, online video will almost certainly become so disruptive that TV advertising will have to integrate with it. Several forces are in play that will likely fuel that eventual fusion, most notably the availability of high-quality video content and associated advertising across five increasingly used digital screens—desktop computers, notebook computers, smartphones, tablets and connected TVs. But in the short term, the fusion of online video ads and TV commercials into singular campaigns will remain incomplete. “What’s standing in the way? The core factor is a fear of financial loss within the TV industry—broadcast and cable networks, and cable providers (which are often also ISPs),” said David Hallerman, eMarketer principal analyst and author of the new report, “Digital Video and TV Advertising: 16 Forces that Will Help or Hinder Integration.” The growing consumer appeal of connected TVs is one force in favor of integration between online video and TV advertising.
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