Raketu, a new Bruni PR client, officially launched this week, and received endorsements from Tom Keating, VoIP and Gadgets, and from numerous VoIP/telecom blogs. Information Week, New York Times, Wall Street Journal and others have expressed interest as well. Check out raketu.com, register and get a million free minutes. Call it "Viral PR".
VoIP and Gadgets:
Raketu new P2P VoIP app takes on Skype
September 12, 2006
RaketuIs Raketu the next Skype killer? Raketu today launched a new VoIP client that also offers information and entertainment services. Raketu’s communications features include dialout calling (rakOut) to landline/mobile phones, Instant Messaging (supporting Raketu, Yahoo, MSN, AOL, ICQ, Google and Skype), SMS-text messaging, and file transfers/sharing.
Raketu's information features include news, sports, weather, stock feeds, and an advanced internet and travel searching facility. Raketu’s entertainment features include a podcast reader/player, games, and a full featured multi-media player with karaoke. Raketu supports click-to-call, click-to-im, click-to-sms, global online presence, and enhanced social networking features. I even noticed the software supports plugins, including games such as the classic Battleships game. I guess this would be Web 2.0 meets VoIP 2.0. Still missing some of my "cool" features for the perfect unified communications client.
Sunday, September 17, 2006
Saturday, September 16, 2006
New York Post/StreetEasy.com
Bruni PR scored a major placement this week in the New York Post on behalf of StreetEasy.com, NYC's leading online Real Estate site.
"Home Buying Goes High Tech"
by Katherine Dykstra
September 14, 2006 -- It's only a matter of time before the real-estate community adopts Bluetooth technology to beam specifics - asking price, square footage, etc. - to the cell phones of home-hunting passersby. Until then, here are the next best things:
- Streeteasy.com: Once Streeteasy.com catches on with brokers and is able to beef up its database, the site could be indispensable. Not only are rentals and sales searchable by neighborhood, price range and size, they can be narrowed down by school district and even building style. Find maps, neighborhood profiles, stats on comparable homes in the vicinity and info on price reductions. On the horizon? Video walkthroughs.
"Home Buying Goes High Tech"
by Katherine Dykstra
September 14, 2006 -- It's only a matter of time before the real-estate community adopts Bluetooth technology to beam specifics - asking price, square footage, etc. - to the cell phones of home-hunting passersby. Until then, here are the next best things:
- Streeteasy.com: Once Streeteasy.com catches on with brokers and is able to beef up its database, the site could be indispensable. Not only are rentals and sales searchable by neighborhood, price range and size, they can be narrowed down by school district and even building style. Find maps, neighborhood profiles, stats on comparable homes in the vicinity and info on price reductions. On the horizon? Video walkthroughs.
Saturday, September 02, 2006
new clients
Bruni PR has two new clients from New York's Silicon Alley:
StreetEasy.com, the NY area's leading online Real Estate site
LinkExperts, a search link broker/exchange
StreetEasy.com, the NY area's leading online Real Estate site
LinkExperts, a search link broker/exchange
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