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		<title>Yugma web conferencing</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I&#8217;ve been doing online meetings for a few years now, mainly using Microsoft Live Meeting and Webex from Cisco. While these 2 products are excellent tools for conducting online meetings, they have a cost associated to them which can be difficult to handle if you are a freelancer trying to work with a shoestring budget. Today, I&#8217;d like add a free alternative to your toolbox. Yugma web conferencing allows anyone, anywhere to instantly share their desktop and ideas online with others. It works on Windows, Mac and Linux and it&#8217;s free if your meetings have less than 20 users. Of course they also have a professional version that you pay for, but I&#8217;ve been really happy with the free version so far.  I highly recommended it if you need to share your desktop with someone else far away.]]></description>
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<p>I&#8217;ve been doing online meetings for a few years now, mainly using Microsoft Live Meeting and Webex from Cisco.  While these 2 products are excellent tools for conducting online meetings, they have a cost associated to them which can be difficult to handle if you are a freelancer trying to work with a shoestring budget.</p>
<p>Today, I&#8217;d like add a free alternative to your toolbox. <a href="https://www.yugma.com/">Yugma web conferencing</a> allows anyone, anywhere to instantly share their desktop and ideas online with others. It works on Windows, Mac and Linux and it&#8217;s free if your meetings have less than 20 users.</p>
<p>Of course they also have a <a href="https://www.yugma.com/products/product_tour.php">professional version</a> that you pay for, but I&#8217;ve been really happy with the free version so far.  I highly recommended it if you need to share your desktop with someone else far away.</p>
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