BigMarker this week just released the industry first and largest fully featured web conferencing platform that can hold up to 100 people that is built entirely using HTML5 leveraging WebRTC. They are the first company to release such web conferencing system on such a scale without using any plugins or downloads or the need to install software.
New features include recording and playback of screen sharing and videos shared in webinars and video conferences, as well as uploading of recorded content to YouTube. But the greatest improvements come in the form of scale, as the ability to host interactive webinars and online events of this size, without downloading software, is uncharted territory for the industry.
To learn more about the evolution of BigMarker and to participate in its ongoing public beta, visit www.bigmarker.com/webinar-revolution.
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BigMarker Announces The First Full-Featured No-Download Web Conferencing Platform
BigMarker this week just released the industry first and largest fully featured web conferencing platform that can hold up to 100 people that is built entirely using HTML5 leveraging WebRTC. They are the first company to release such web conferencing system on such a scale without using any plugins or downloads or the need to install software.
New features include recording and playback of screen sharing and videos shared in webinars and video conferences, as well as uploading of recorded content to YouTube. But the greatest improvements come in the form of scale, as the ability to host interactive webinars and online events of this size, without downloading software, is uncharted territory for the industry.
To learn more about the evolution of BigMarker and to participate in its ongoing public beta, visit www.bigmarker.com/webinar-revolution.
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