HP launches private video platform Gabble
With Gabble, the U.S. technology company Hewlett-Packard has launched its own video site. Similar to YouTube, it allows users to upload video content. However, Gabble places greater emphasis on privacy. As a result, only those who have been invited to the relevant group can view the videos.
The US technology company Hewlett-Packard has launched its own video site, Gabble. Similar to You Tube, it allows users to upload footage. However, unlike You Tube, Gabble is geared towards privacy. Only those people who have been invited to the corresponding group can watch videos.
HP now also wants to get companies that use commercials as a means of communication interested in Gabble, as Pressetext.ch writes. Although Gabble is currently still free to use, a fee could be charged in the future. With Gabble, HP is pursuing its strategy of trying out various online services and finding success. If a service spreads quickly, it will be pushed forward, otherwise it will be shut down again quickly, according to Shane Robinson, Chief Technology Officer at HP, in a recent Pressetext interview.
HP now also wants to get companies that use commercials as a means of communication interested in Gabble, as Pressetext.ch writes. Although Gabble is currently still free to use, a fee could be charged in the future. With Gabble, HP is pursuing its strategy of trying out various online services and finding success. If a service spreads quickly, it will be pushed forward, otherwise it will be shut down again quickly, according to Shane Robinson, Chief Technology Officer at HP, in a recent Pressetext interview.
