Pro Video Gamer: "Skype Is My Best Friend"
Professional gamer and Guinness World Record video game champion Rob Paz, known as Prod1gyX, grew up in the Bronx just a block away from Yankee Stadium. The noise of the fans thundered through his family's apartment for some 81 home… Read more
Explorer uses Skype to connect Japan and Nepal
On September 13th 2012, Skype connected a school in Japan with a British explorer, Mark Wood. Kesennuma Omose Elementary School of Miyagi Prefecture, is a school famous for its enthusiastic efforts to tackle environmental issues. Mark is a world-renowned polar… Read more
Forging the bond between coach and athlete over Skype
As athletes climb to higher levels of competition, their relationship with their coach becomes more essential – and way more complex. Few manage that intricate bond better than top NCAA and Olympic swimming coach Kim Brackin. Founder of Brackin Elite… Read more
Bringing Families Together When They're Apart
“Ultimately, a good photograph is one that brings us face-to-face with our own existence,” says New York-based photographer John Clang. His intimate series “Being Together” does just that. In Being Together, Clang uses Skype and video projectors to create a… Read more
Bringing Families Together When They're Apart
"Ultimately, a good photograph is one that brings us face-to-face with our own existence," says New York-based photographer John Clang. His intimate series "Being Together" does just that. In Being Together, Clang uses Skype and video projectors to create a… Read more
Skype from the Earth's "3 Poles"
Mark Wood is an explorer, educator and speaker and was the first person to complete the toughest expedition on the planet, The North South Solo expedition in March 2012. Exploring to Mark is more than just about discovery -… Read more
Cricket Teams Settle Playoff Match over Skype
Scotland is known for many things but good weather is not one of them. While the Scots pride themselves on being tougher than their climate, the popular sport of cricket is dependent on windows of dry weather between the inevitable… Read more