LOUISIANA TECHNOLOGY COUNCIL DEMONSTRATES UNIQUE VIDEO EMAIL PRODUCT
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LOUISIANA TECHNOLOGY COUNCIL DEMONSTRATES UNIQUE VIDEO EMAIL PRODUCT
- Come See It on October 21st-
The Louisiana Technology Council has acquired a license for a unique technology to help market and promote products and services through personalized video emails. This user-friendly new technology for PCs and Macs will set businesses apart and will give a competitive advantage as a customer or a distributor, said LTC President Mark Lewis.
WHEN: Tuesday, October 21, 2008 5:30 - 7:15 PM
WHERE: 1215 Prytania St. Suite 301, New Orleans, LA
Cost: FREE to all
Presented and sponsored by: The Louisiana Technology Council
Light food and drink to be provided
Register today: http://www.ltc-la.org/en/cev/203
Learn more about this video email product by going to:
http://www.TalkFusion.com/watch
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