Review: Livecage Online Conferencing - Small Business Computing

Review: Livecage Online Conferencing

Sep 7, 2010
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PCWorld: Review – Livecage Online Conferencing

Livecage lets you do online Web, audio and video conferences, and also upload audio and video recordings to the Web (from conferences or pre-recorded) for later viewing. It even has a pay-per-view function.


“LiveCage isn’t like other online conferencing services. That’s because online conferencing isn’t all it does. You can use it to hold audio- and videoconferences. You can also use it to do live video and audio webcasts; record video and audio for later viewing; and upload and share videos, photos, and audio files. It even has pay-per-view features. But in doing so many things, it doesn’t do any of them as well as more focused services.

Livecage does have two things strongly in its favor: First, it offers unlimited file storage; you can upload and share as much video and audio as you want. Second, almost all of its services are free. The service charges only when you use its pay-per-view system to sell your content; in that case, Livecage keeps half of your revenue.”

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