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Promotion Cards on the Loose
Written by Jonah Cagley
Monday, 19 May 2008

Recently, we had some exclusive promotion cards stolen from a public location that had been prepared for a prospective client. Some of these stolen cards were apparently distributed at one of the Target stores in the greater Minneapolis metro. Thanks to the friendly help of the Maple Grove Target Store Manager, the remaining cards were recovered. We regret that these promotion cards were misappropriated and that some people may have found and used them to create new Yugma accounts. We don’t know if other cards might turn up at other stores nearby like Best Buy, OfficeMax, Office Depot or Radio Shack, but we want to encourage anyone who may have recovered a promotion card to either discard them or return them to Yugma, Inc. To thank everyone for their help in this matter we are offering a limited time code that entitles new Yugma users to receive Professional service until June 30th. Please visit www.yugma.com/promotions and enter code: 11515068 when you sign up. Thanks for your help.

Best regards,
Jonah Cagley

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Yugma for Skype: Latest Skype version for Windows resolves launch issue
Written by Jonah Cagley
Friday, 16 May 2008

Hi Everyone,

If you are running Skype in Windows and you try to launch Yugma for Skype and encounter this message in error “To use this Extra you need to purchase a valid license. Please click the “Buy Now” button to proceed.” – Please download the latest version of Skype (Skype version 3.8 for Windows) to proceed running Yugma for Skype. You can update your version of Skype by clicking Help>Check for Updates in your Skype console. In the Skype update window click Download to get the latest version. Also, you can visit the Skype download page to update your Skype application. This will resolve the message error and you will not need to purchase anything to continue using Yugma.

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ReadWriteWeb: Yugma One of Five Tools Everyone Working Online Should Have
Written by Jonah Cagley
Saturday, 10 May 2008

Another Yugma mention from Marshall Kirkpatrick at ReadWriteWeb.

"We've noticed that many people don't use some tools that would make their lives online much more effective and efficient. Here's our list of some tools we'd suggest are essential. Several of these tools will deliver huge value to your workday and take less than 10 minutes to get set up. Some will be obvious to full time web workers, but some suggestions may not be. They include: a multi-service IM client, cross platform screensharing tool, a custom search engine, a startpage and a blog with contact info." Read more...

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Yugma in India's Business Standard: The new rules for online collaboration
Written by Jonah Cagley
Monday, 05 May 2008

Yugma appears in India's Business Standard highlighting the new rules for online collaboration.

(excerpt)...Minneapolis-based Yugma's offerings are compatible with Windows, Mac and Linux. It offers desktop sharing and free teleconferencing. "We provide visual components to online conferencing and its strength lies in spontaneous collaboration," says Lingaraj Mishra, CEO, Yugma. Read more...

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VoIP Planet reviews Yugma version 3
Written by Jonah Cagley
Friday, 02 May 2008

VoIP Planet has posted a review of Yugma version 3 – Yugma: CoIP (Collaboration over IP) – written by Gerry Blackwell.

"Is there room in the market for yet another Web-based collaboration service? After all, we already have WebEx and GoToMeeting, among others. Yugma Inc., a Minneapolis company that recently launched version 3 of its collaboration software, thinks the answer is Yes." Read more...

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Inc.com article highlights Yugma: Clip Here and Save Big
Written by Jonah Cagley
Thursday, 01 May 2008

Check out this article - Clip Here and Save Big - featured on Inc.com. Matt Rissell of TSheets.com uses Yugma to save his company money by collaborating online.

"Matt Rissell likes that idea. His company, TSheets.com, which is based in Meridian, Idaho, sells hosted software that helps companies manage time sheets. And Rissell uses hosted applications to meet some of his own company's needs. He figures one such application, Yugma, saves him more than $150 a month." Read more...

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