Stories about: HearMe

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Jazzy Director Puts Wow in Web Sites 15 March, 2000 12:01

IF HEARING the words Macromedia Director and Shockwave make you think of electronic crossword puzzles, color-me-Elmo Web sites, and other childish applications, you are making a mistake. Director 8 Shockwave Studio is also a formidable tool for creating serious business applications. In the latest incarnation, several important improvements make Director 8 worth a close look from anyone in charge of a Web site, even a buttoned-down corporate site.
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Running Free 06 March, 2000 12:01

"I can't believe they're giving this away for free," says John Ettema, owner of Inside-Out Home and Garden, a store in Campbell, California. He's talking about ECongo Inc., a free e-commerce hosting service that he used to add online sales to the business he does at his brick-and-mortar shop. "If you had told me a year ago when I opened my store that I'd be on the Web by now, I would have said you were crazy," Ettema continues.
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Homestead Helps Build Sweet Home Page 22 February, 2000 12:01

Pay for a Web site? Why, you'd rather pay for water...or your browser. Ha! There's no shortage of providers who will beg you to build a site on their server (with display advertisements on your pages, of course). Homestead.com Inc.'s recently updated SiteBuilder makes a compelling argument to settle in with the free Web host.
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Shout Conference Focuses on Internet Voice 16 February, 2000 12:01

The idea that voice over the Internet can be used as a practical tool for enhancing business was a primary focus at the Shout 2000 educational conference earlier this month.
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Calling All PCs -- Voice Over the Internet 03 February, 2000 12:01

Although real-time chat and instant messaging are hugely popular, voice over the Internet remains a hobbyist habit.
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HearMe Offers Voice to ICQ Users, Others 21 January, 2000 12:01

Users of America Online Inc.'s (AOL's) ICQ instant messaging service can now speak to other ICQ users through free software announced today by HearMe.