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    VP of Marketing & Communications for Rackup, but nothing here reflects what my employer or colleagues think. In fact, they probably think it's all cray-cray.

    Jackie Danicki
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Why Qik blows my mind

…and the minds of others. From Lifehack, which lists Qik in its Top 10 Web Apps of 2008:

Cue another of my “Wow look how far the Internet has come!” moments here — a few years ago it was a pain in the backside getting a video to load in the browser, and now we can fling ‘em at each other like it’s a food fight.

I still use our product, or see how others are using it, after all these months and think: “Wait - we can really do this?” It’s easily the coolest thing I’ve ever been involved with, and I love that my friends keep telling me that they can tell how much I love what I do and the people I work with. It’s impossibly cheesy but true.

2 Responses to “Why Qik blows my mind”

  1. The other thing which impresses me about video on the web is that the technical quality has improved so much. A couple of years ago everything was very blurry, and now a lot of stuff is practically broadcast quality or even better. It’s a mixture of better cameras (I can buy a brand name HDTV camera for about £100 - that is awesome), more bandwidth, better codecs, and people who understand the tech better, but it really is awesome.

  2. Michael, you can get a brand name HDTV camera for less than one hundred *dollars*, nevermind sterling. My new Insignia cost less than a pair of Juicy Couture sweatpants!

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