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Telepresence, which works well as a replacement for physical meetings, is emerging as a silver bullet for some top business concerns – saving on travel, improving productivity and enhancing collaboration. NWME’s contributing editor George Bevir takes the veneer off technical wizardry.

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TOP STORIESNWME RSS feed Updated: Friday  10 September, 2010
 
Google closes On2 acquisition for $124.6 million    
The deal's value was $18 million more than when the acquisition was announced last year

Google starts serving up MySpace status updates    
The companies are following through on an announcement made in December

Video site Veoh bankrupt, heads into liquidation   
Veoh, which allowed users to watch TV shows and other video content, raised US$70 million from investors but couldn't generate enough cash to stay afloat.

Microsoft announces Office for Mac 2011   
With Office for Mac 2011, Mac users will be able to share files and collaborate on documents with other Mac and Windows users via Microsoft's SharePoint, SkyDrive, and Office Web Apps.

Video will account for bulk of mobile data by 2014: Cisco    
By 2014, 5B personal devices will be in use

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