Computers have made attending meetings and seminars as easy as clicking a mouse. GoToMeeting, for example, offers different products to reach groups of people through the Internet depending on your ...

Remote work and global partnerships are drastically on the rise lately. In a bid to explore potentials around the world and reduce operational cost, many organizations are hiring workers from all ...

LogMeIn this week announced a complete makeover of its flagship GoToMeeting product, as covered in this No Jitter post detailing the product’s new look and functionality. I won’t rehash those details ...

Business professionals as well as many others can hold online meetings through the GoToMeeting software. Although many GoToMeeting users encounter no problems with using GoToMeeting on the Windows 7 ...

Bottom line: GoToMeeting 2.0 is a good buy for basic Web conferencing needs, such as a PowerPoint slide show, but it lacks the muscle for streaming video, an important component of many online ...

Citrix has started shipping a slimmed-down version of its GoToMeeting online meeting and video conferencing product that had been in beta testing since September. GoToMeeting Essentials allows for one ...

Unlike Editors' Choice pick Adobe Connect ($55/month, 4.5 stars), which focuses on capability and scalability, Citrix GoToMeeting ($49/month or $468/year) prioritizes ease of use, with good results.

“Webinar.” Is that not the ugliest word ever invented? Sadly, it’s a good descriptive coinage: A webinar is a seminar conducted over the Web. And here’s a new way to walk to talk: Citrix’s GoToWebinar ...

Citrix has started shipping a slimmed-down version of its GoToMeeting online meeting and video conferencing product that had been in beta testing since September. GoToMeeting Essentials allows for one ...