Squeeze more people in a meeting room!

Did you know you already have “points?”

It is given to you when you sign up and whenever you login (given once per day).
I’m sure you already wonder “what can I do with the points”

In Palbee, points would be the trading currency.
You can spend them to buy more meeting time, or more space in a meeting.

Points can be awarded or purchased (we call “Recharging points”).
Although we haven’t implemented the awarding policy yet, we are working on
with other payment clearing services such as PayPal.

Mean time, you can use the points for FREE!! (if you ask, we give you more points!!).
As you notice the tone of voice (many exclamation points here & there), we’re very excited, too.

Since the launch of the service, many users asked us to make much room for a meeting. Because the server capacity restriction, we can not offer NINE people conferences for free but you can have them without spending too much.

Better yet, it is free until we finish the integration with PayPal.

Now, how to do it?

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As you see, at the lounge, the meeting option has been changed.
If you’d like to add more participants, select “Add 4 More People,” then
your meeting room should have interface like below.

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Of course, to have more people in a meeting, you need to spend 10 points.

If you don’t, ASK ME TO ASSGIN MORE POINTS TO YOU.

E-mail me (albertk@zenitum.com) the requests and brief reason that your need
for the requests.

Have FUN!

Albert

New Press Release: Record your Webinars and Share Anywhere for Free

Record your Webinars and Share Anywhere for Free

 We just released a new PR.

Record your Webinars and Share Anywhere for Free

Seoul, Korea, September 25, 2007 – The Free Video Conferencing Website Palbee.com is launching two new Web 2.0 features – Free Recording and Sharing. 

Palbee.com has been providing free video conferencing services since its launch in July of this year.  Now users can record video conference sessions such as Webinars, and share their recordings by embedding them in their blogs or using widgets. 

To record, users need to select the Meeting + Recording option before starting a video conference session.  When finished, all the recordings can be accessed via the user’s personal page, My Page.  Each user can store up to 2 GB of recordings, or more than 50 different sessions, at no charge. To share the recorded sessions, users either embed the Palbee Player or plug-in the Palbee Widget into their blogs or any other web page. It’s as easy as embedding video. 

Although many consider video conferencing sessions to be a group activity, “At Palbee, you can come alone and record your webinars, presentations, or lectures,” said Albert Kim, CEO of Zenitum Entertainment Computing.  “This format of delivering a message, presentation slides with video and audio, is very effective over the Internet, especially for marketing and education.” 

One local university hospital is using the Record and Share feature for educating its web site visitors on public health.  “We are getting positive feedback.  By offering simple presentations on our own web site with video of a doctor, we can communicate better with outpatients,” said Joongsang Cho, Director of the East-West Medical Center, Kyunghee University in Seoul. 

“The video conferencing has been treated as a professional tool,” added Albert, “I certainly think individual experts will enjoy this Web 2.0 feature at Palbee.com.” 

To record and share presentations, visit http://www.palbee.com

If you have any question regarding the PR, contact Matthew Weigand, Manager of Media Relations