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Shared Spaces Briefing, Apr 8

Today's highlights: INBOX Conference Agenda; Microsoft MSN Messenger and MSN Spaces;


  • The agenda for the June 2005 INBOX Conference in San Jose has just been posted. Major themes: email security, compliance, messaging platforms, and disruptive technologies (eg, search, IM, presence and mobile messaging). INBOXEvent

  • Microsoft released the latest editions of MSN Messenger and MSN Spaces, its instant messaging and blogging services respectively. MSN Messenger 7.0 offers: free PC-to-PC video, free PC-to-PC audio, and the ability to send IMs to friends and family who out-and-about with mobile devices, among others. MSN Spaces 1.0 offers: free blogging, storage space for up to 750 photos, and personalization options, among others. Microsoft


This Briefing was written by Michael Sampson, of Shared Spaces Research & Consulting Ltd. Email or IM Michael to discuss any of these items further.

Posted on April 08, 2005 in Daily Briefing |

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