Scheduling startup TimeBridge adds cheap web meetings
Tue, Mar 10th, 2009 |
The established players in web conferencing better look out - scheduling startup TimeBridge is launching a new conferencing service that it says can save companies around 80 percent compared to established products like Cisco's WebEx and Citrix's GoToMeeting.
The Berkeley, Calif. startup already has 300,000 users for its service, one that's particularly useful because it integrates with existing calendar products like Microsoft Outlook, Google Calendar, and Apple iCal...
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