Comments on: EyeJot Tries Client-Free Online Video Messaging

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Besides having a name that says what it does, GabMail is also a very powerful, extremely easy to use video email service that threads every message so that each video that's part of an ongoing conversation is accessible with a single click. It's free, requires no downloads or registration and you can record as many videos as you want of up to five minutes in length. There's also a collaborative component called GabJam (think musical jam) that encourages community and creativity. And you can use your email client or webmail program of choice to send your messages.

By: David Geller

David Geller — Sat, 07 Apr 2007 18:45:41 +0000

Thanks for writing about Eyejot. Your question about the name is a good one. Every new company, even new products, are challenged by naming and branding issues. Honestly, “Eyejot” was selected because of the combination of “eye” for visual and “jot” for communications or note. Put them together and you get visual notes or messages. While videomail or those similar might be naturals – they were, sadly, taken. Sometimes (often, actually) companies are constrained by what’s available in the domain naming space. Since we launched, though, we’ve received lots of compliments about the Eyejot name – mostly because it’s easy to remember.