April 20, 2007 at 13:00Google plans to provide a platform for video conferencing.
Continuing the series of acquisitions and acquisitions, today Google announced the acquisition of the Swedish company Marratech , which develops video conferencing software. (After some time, a clarification appeared on the site: they did not buy the company itself, but only the software that it developed).
In a short message from the official blog, the company does not disclose details of its future plans for the new acquisition, but only reports that “this will provide the opportunity for Googlers to participate in video conferences from any place with an Internet connection.” Whether the notorious Googlers are company employees or ordinary users of search engine products is not specified in the blog.
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In a short message from the official blog, the company does not disclose details of its future plans for the new acquisition, but only reports that “this will provide the opportunity for Googlers to participate in video conferences from any place with an Internet connection.” Whether the notorious Googlers are company employees or ordinary users of search engine products is not specified in the blog.
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