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EPISODE · Nov 6, 2014 · 27 MIN

Dharmesh Mehta, Director For Microsoft Duscusses Windows Live Messenger

from The Social Media Bible · host Lon Safko

Dharmesh Mehta, Director of Product Management for Windows Live MessengerIn this podcast Lon Safko speaks with Dharmesh Mehta about Windows Live Messenger.  Dharmesh explains how Windows Live Messenger is designed for IM, Photo, and video sharing and you can go from your desktop to your laptop then your mobile phone all seamlessly.In this 23 minute interview Dharmesh shares his insights about why 325 million people are currently using WLM and how 85% of its users are outside of the United States using 55 languages.  He further explains how WLM works on three levels, SMS, WAP, and Client Apps and offers features applicable to the entrepreneur and the Fortune 500 enterprise alike.  Dharmesh discusses how all these service and 25 gigabytes of virtual hard drive space is yours free.  He also speaks about the 10 billion messages sent each day using WLM and how more than 10 million messages were sent using WLM just in the time it took to do this interview. Micro-Blogging Play Podcast Download Transcript The post Dharmesh Mehta, Director For Microsoft Duscusses Windows Live Messenger first appeared on The Social Media Bible.

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