Jeff Pulver Resigns From PulverMedia

Filed under: business, people, voip - 24 Apr 2008 9:52

In what had to have been one of the more difficult decisions he’s had to make, Jeff Pulver announced that he resigned from the Board of Directors at PulverMedia, the company that bares his name. There was some rumors that things were not well at PulverMedia, but Jeff had been understandably quiet on the issue up to this point.

Given Jeff’s relative level of transparency, I’m sure it is difficult for him to keep quiet, saying only as much as he can. That being said, this may be the closing of one chapter, but the next chapter is already in progress.

Like Andy Abramson, I thank Jeff Pulver for his voice, video, and vision, to borrow a tagline from a previous VON show. I have no doubt we will continue to see it, hear it, and be a part of it.

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    links from Technoratian opportunity for many of these bloggers to meet not only with other bloggers (and where I first met Dameon in person) but also executives such as recently appointed iSkoot CEO Mark Jacobstein who attended the Pulver Social Networking breakfast.The recently reported demise of PulverMedia, and with it the VON conferences, will be a serious blow to building a enthusiastic, effective and communicative IP-communications community. Certainly our meeting at this event made it easier to communicate between bloggers and vendor to address this

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    links from Technoratian opportunity for many of these bloggers to meet not only with other bloggers (and where I first met Dameon in person) but also executives such as recently appointed iSkoot CEO Mark Jacobstein who attended the Pulver Social Networking breakfast.The recently reported demise of PulverMedia, and with it the VON conferences, will be a serious blow to building a enthusiastic, effective and communicative IP-communications community. Certainly our meeting at this event made it easier to communicate between bloggers and vendor to address this

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    links from Technoratian opportunity for many of these bloggers to meet not only with other bloggers (and where I first met Dameon in person) but also executives such as recently appointed iSkoot CEO Mark Jacobstein who attended the Pulver Social Networking breakfast.The recently reported demise of PulverMedia, and with it the VON conferences, will be a serious blow to building a enthusiastic, effective and communicative IP-communications community. Certainly our meeting at this event made it easier to communicate between bloggers and vendor to address this

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