MyVideoTalk Celebrates its First Year Success with a Global Conference Call

May 2, 2005 -- Mel Gill, the CEO of MyVideoTalk held a world-wide conference call today (April 31st 2005) to celebrate the staggering success of the first year of the company's TV quality streaming video system with its distributors from around the world.

There were contributions from all corners of the globe, and the general theme was that the company was poised to become the major player in providing high quality, streaming video to the estimated 800 million email users around the world, who are sending over 30 billion emails each day.

The ability to send video emails to anyone with an email address is now readily available, is very inexpensive and does not require any html knowledge.

Andrew McGregor of VideoinEmail.co.uk who sells various packages of the MyVideoTalk system on eBay said after the call, "The excitement from all the speakers was really tangible! This is going to revolutionise the way we communicate, with videoemails taking over text email, in the next 12 - 18 months. We are at the forefront of a historic change in the way we use the internet."

Mr McGregor, who is based on the Black Isle in Scotland continued: "We saw the potential of what MyVideoTalk has to offer immediately, and after a sleepless night thinking of just how this is going to sweep the internet, we joined the very next day. In fact new possibilities are becoming apparent every day with this first-to-market corporation, and VideoinEmail is very proud to be associated with MyVideoTalk."

"The Video content is not actually sent "in" the emails" he explained. "It is just a simple link on the email to the servers at MyVideoTalk which store the videos you have just made.

"That means the email does not get blocked by filters and there are no attachments or downloads, so there is no risk of a virus or a large download freezing up the computer.

"Similarly with websites, it is just a link, so the video content does not have to be hosted on the website. MyVideoTalk has banks of superfast servers streaming the video in TV quality, and this is a tool that business will rapidly embrace as it understands the potential of placing video in autoresponders, to enquiries, or customer relations or releases to its staff or members etc etc."

Tod Madderra, MyVideoTalk's chief development officer was particularly inspiring on the conference call, extolling the virtues of the new 2.1 version, which is a great enhancement of the previous version, and promising even greater things over the next 12 months.

"His enthusiasm and that of his team in Silicon Valley, has created an excellent product that is easy to use, reliable and will allow everyone to send a video film ranging from grandchildren 'saying' hello to grandparents, to company directors sending out motivational videos to their team!" enthused Andrew McGregor. "In fact the list is endless, and as more people start sending video in email, we shall see it being put to many, many unthought-of uses."

He continued: "VideoinEmail decided to sell the packages on eBay because of eBay's safe community appeal and ease of use and of course their market penetration, and we are very happy with eBay over the 5 years we have used their services. It also means that anyone and everyone can get started using MyVideoTalk very easily, as eBAy is open 24/7!"    

And starting at less than £7 per month for the 500 minutes of video package, it is a system that everyone will want to see and hear.