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VideoCallsThatSell

A collection of 268 issues

Making One-on-One Video Call Difference

I don't get why anyone would prefer Zoom for a two-person call. Surely an old-fashioned voice call is better. You can pace and think about what you're talking about instead of focusing on the other person's face. This is why you have better conversations

Zuck When Talking About Something Important

The latest in the recurring series of World's Richest Tech Bros change-the-world video monologues hit early this New Year. Mark Zuckerberg spent 5 minutes 17 seconds justifying a sudden political volte-face. Worrying those forever inclined towards more regulation. Welcomed by free speech campaigners. He began; "Hey everyone.

Rolling News Telly Zoomscape From Lewis Schaffer

At the studio reading tomorrow's #Headliners on @GBNEWS. 11PM tonight. I can't smile without you! pic.twitter.com/O6puuQ646n — Lewis Schaffer (@LewisSchaffer) January 5, 2025 Inside an anonymous office block in Paddington. From London to the world, prep for the best next-day's papers review

Absurdist Morally Corrupt Zoomscapes

Gianni Infantino's FIFA Who cares about votes when you can just applaud World Cup hosts?🤪 pic.twitter.com/uf7AbjKfpU — DW Sports (@dw_sports) December 12, 2024 Maybe it's because I'm not part of the global Davos elite. I've seen a total absence

12-Minute Baller Chunks Tops

There's many a stipulation over max timeslots before our buyers' (or colleagues') attention evaporates. Durations beyond which you must not stray when performing certain tasks. Showing a particular slide. Speaking on video without letting other participants do something themselves. Snappy video call lengths. Each shorter than

Pop Promos Still Liking Bland Meeting Room Settings

I'd not heard of this act either. Yet this latest track did have the kind of Jamie T first album vibe I so loved two decades back. As the latest in my occasional series on this trope, the video for Just Call Me has quite the conceit. Everyone

Behind Unexplained Curtain

Much-loved English radio broadcaster, Howard Hughes, left quite the body of work. In his later life, a significant light in the murky world of bizarrerie where he stood apart as a beacon of sanity and curiosity in a field otherwise mired with the crank often verging on dangerous. His arena

US Election Zoomscape Samples

Now it's over. Can the world breath again? Regardless of policy, passion or preference, at least we might all take something from these random six video call backdrops seen adopted as the '24 American campaign reached its climax. One candidate on the unsuccessful ticket gave glimpse to

Budget Burden Briefs

I read much of Britain recoiled in Halloween horrors after the first government budget of The Left for fourteen years. Or for those of a 'tax and spend' persuasion, very much more Treat than Trick. It's rare any budget receives warm welcome. This particular morning after

Missing Video Piece Of Your Productivity Puzzle

The French. What are they good for? Well, as Englishman writing in the week of Trafalgar Day, the natural answer is, practically 'nothing'. Yet I lament to report they outshine those across the northern side of La Manche in one key aspect. Productivity. A sample of latest stats