Skype

"It is an unusual experience"

Stevan Filipovic (1-R) with the crew of the film "Next to you". Photo: Courtesy of Stevan Filipovic

Working in a news organization gives you the opportunity to meet important people with fascinating personal and professional histories. It is a sort of antidote to the toxicity of the public sphere.

By George Gilson

Epidemiology Professor Dimitris Tsiodras' held his daily coronavirus news conference yesterday with an announcer reading the questions of journalists who have been entirely barred  from having a physical or Skype presence in the press room which is to say there are no  follow-up questions to seeks clarifications or

"Disclosure of personal data, recording sensitive information, or storing people's profiles on unauthorized servers are some of the risks that go hand in hand with the use of video-conferencing tools," says Skopje-based cybersecurity practitioner Daniel Trenchov.

The pandemic has not limited the appearances of members of the cabinet in the media and rightly so. Greeks are in a lockdown and are eager for information.

However, it would be best if ministers provided proper information and didn't make half-baked announcements on incomplete plans. 

Turkey announced it would begin sharing information on how to deal with the ongoing novel coronavirus outbreak with nine countries including Iran via online communication applications Skype and Zoom.

As of February 17, all National Revenue Agency (NRA) e-services will not be accessible to users with Windows XP and older versions of browsers, the revenue agency recalled.

According to her, the NBS plans to introduce the new service as part of its instant payments solutions, launched last October.

"Customers will be able to make payments using Skype or visual identification," Tabakovic said, and added:

COLLABORATION IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY BETWEEN BULGARIA AND PAKISTAN IN TERMS OF EACH COUNTRY'S PEDIGREE

Event organized by Embassy of Pakistan, Sofia

Greeks are top-of-the-table in the European Union in their use of landline telephony, but languish at the bottom of the chart in their use of email and instant messaging. 

They are also trailing when it comes to use of internet telephony, and despite the expansion of applications such as Skype and FaceTime, very few Greeks use video-telephony as a means of communication.