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The team over at iBloks have delivered a solution for Fox to promote the Alien vs Predator Requiem DVD sale . This is built on the iBloks Video Messenger infrastructure, so when you are on the site watching video, you just click on the video - it takes Read More...
ReadWriteWeb just posted about WebIM being hot (caused by the recent Meebo valuation of ~ $200m w/ 29m users). They are right - Web based IM is hot! We are seeing a lot of interest in the Windows Live Messenger Library and the Windows Live Messenger IM Read More...
Steve Gordon built a full Silverlight demo application; He wrote the code in Silverlight 2 (i.e. you can code in C# or the other languages Silverlight 2 can be coded in); they basically took ScottGu's demo application and then enhanced it with WLML I Read More...
The have just surrounded the IM control with really great visuals. Get your own IM control here Read More...
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With MIX in a week, the ScottGu (I mean ASP.NET / Silverlight / IIS ) mania has rubbed off onto me :) --- From: Angus Logan Sent: Friday, February 29, 2008 10:08 AM To: Scott Guthrie Cc: Nikhil Kothari; Steve Gordon; Keiji Kanazawa; John Richards Subject: Read More...
The geek boys and geek girls in the Messenger/Contacts engineering have created their own blog which is all messenger development , all of the time . It's only a couple of hours old, so there is only 1 post - but they assure me this is the place to go Read More...
For some reason everyone in the Netherlands are crazy about Messenger/Agents/add-ons etc. the MSFT team publishes their presence on Microsoft.com way cool - check it out here . Read More...
I blogged about adding messenger presence to blog cross posts before and thought there must be an easier way. I issued the challenge to ScottIsAFool (aka Scott Lovegrove) and he came through with the goods. His directions for doing this via Windows Live Read More...
I just linked to my buddy Johann Kruse on my previous post; instead of just using his name and linking to his blog; I decided to show is Messenger presence there and add a link to the IM control. Johann has published his messenger presence and using the Read More...
In this screen cast I will talk about Windows Live Messenger control , and show you how to host it on your web site, I will also demonstrate the usage of the new presence API . To find more information • http://dev.live.com • http://www.dotnettikihut.com/ Read More...
I was cruising Codeplex today and found this server-side (or client side... which isn't allowed by the Terms of Use) library for calling the Presence API . Pretty cool - although we would recommend calling the JSON end point via Script Sourcing ( <script Read More...
A while ago I announced the Windows Live Messenger IM Control on my blog - got to http://dev.live.com/Messenger/ The team have been doing some really cool stuff lately; We got some feedback: Its great but I can't have my users copying and pasting, how Read More...
article overview: Granting Permission Setting up the Controls Adding it your site Conversation experience check it out here & Bronwen Zande rocks! Read More...
Sweeeeeet! Drop a comment on my announcement post if you use the IM Control so I can check it out! Read More...
The Windows Live™ Messenger IM Control lets people on the Web reach you in Messenger by showing your Messenger status on your web site, blog, or social networking profile. The IM Control runs in the browser and lets site visitors message you without installing Read More...
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