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Google Hacks: Google Over IM
White Paper Instant messaging is no longer solely the domain of teenagers with too much spare time on their hands. A bot is simply a program that looks like an IM chat buddy (someone who receives and sends messages). [10 Oct 2007]
Microsoft does video sharing 'me too!'
News Microsoft is today set to launch a beta version of a new service that lets people upload videos of their cats dancing, babies laughing and teenagers playing air guitar. Soapbox on MSN Video, codenamed Warhol, will eventually be integrated with... [19 Sep 2006]
School bullies taunt victims over the net
News One in 10 teenagers has been bullied online over email or instant messenger, while nearly half of parents are unaware such activity occurs on the internet, a study from MSN and YouGov has found. In the rest of the UK, however, teenagers were more... [15 Mar 2006]
Microsoft IM for businesses goes mobile
News Microsoft is betting it's not just teenagers who want to send instant messages to each other via mobile phones. Other partners are building Microsoft-compatible instant-messaging clients that will run on mobile gadgets using the Palm or the Symbian... [19 Apr 2005]
Cheat Sheet: Push-to-talk
Cheat Sheet They think teenagers will send messages back and forth where once they might have texted (prompting speculation about cannibalisation of SMS revenues) and families keeping in touch, valuing presence, instant communication and privacy. [09 Sep 2004]
Push-to-talk: Is text messaging on the ropes?
News The instant nature of PTT will no doubt appeal to teenagers but the issue of pricing will put it on the back foot. Push-to-talk - the 'walkie-talkie' technology being touted as mobile's next big thing - is a function that allows users to send voice... [30 Mar 2004]
Has push-to-talk got what businesses need?
Comment For a gang of teenagers, jumping in and out of classes at school or hanging around a dreary suburban town centre, chatting on the fly, sending messages or managing your presence might be second nature. [22 Jan 2004]
Treat your IM like you would your email
News Although IM started life as a chat tool for teenagers, the technology has some real advantages over email for the corporate user. Instant messages should be treated the same way as email messages and be archived for three years according to the... [19 Jun 2003]
Online dating's new love: IM
Comment Not only are teenagers regularly using IM to gossip with friends, but businesses are also tapping the technology to bolster communication and efficiency at work. lets Personals subscribers archive messages, so that people can keep track of their... [25 Nov 2002]
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