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LSU Test A Success

LSU Officials Say Text Messaging Test a Success:
Preliminary results show 99.2 percent success rate

For additional information, please see the article on the LSU website.

LSU Update

With respect to the events that occurred on the LSU campus on 12/14/07, following is a statement from clearTXT regarding mobile message delivery:

clearTXT and LSU have investigated why some members of the LSU community did not receive their emergency text message. The issue resulted from a misunderstanding between LSU and clearTXT about how enrollment data was to be collected from subscribers in the LSU Personal Access Web Services (PAWS), not a malfunction of the text messaging system. This situation has been resolved and all those who previously subscribed and all those who subscribe in the future will be opted-in to receive text notifications in the event of an emergency. Additional information is available on the LSU website.

6 Technologies For The Future

Excellent article by Eric Kunnen from Grand Rapids Community College about new technologies that will have an impact on teaching and learning in the near future. And no, it’s not an excellent post “just” because clearTXT is listed as one of these important technologies….but it doesn’t hurt. :^)

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Interview with Robert Scoble

Doug Kaufman, CEO of clearTXT, was interviewed by prolific video blogger Robert Scoble. You can see the full interview below. We’ll also have a briefer version online soon. Enjoy.

Looking for a few great men and/or women

clearTXT is growing and we’re looking for some great people to join our team. Are you an entrepreneurial, business oriented, and motivated superstar (or superstar-to-be) who is looking for a long-term fit with a dynamic, high growth company? If so, you might be exactly the person we’re looking for.

Current positions include Sales Associate, Account Manager, Support Representative, and Engineer. To receive more information or send a resume, email us at HR@clearTXT.com

clearTXT Featured on Campus Technology

The latest edition of Campus Technology has a feature story about clearTXT and the University of Cincinnati. The article appears on the top of the front page at www.campustechnology.com.

You can also go directly to the full story by going to http://campustechnology.com/articles/49147/

clearTXT Offers Ubiquity Basic Edition

Ubiquity Basic Provides Critical Messaging Capabilities to All Organizations – At No Cost (through 12/31/07)

Cary, NC, July 09, 2007 – clearTXT, a leading provider of information delivery and alerts platforms for colleges and universities, today announced the availability of Ubiquity Basic Edition, a limited-time free offering of its flagship system. A similar offering proved highly successful in the past and, as a result, clearTXT felt the time was once again right to address escalating needs in the education community.

“We believe that every school should have a system to send information and alerts to mobile phones, email, and desktops quickly and reliably. Because this is such an important cause, we eliminated all the barriers, including price, and made it as simple and easy for any school to sign up and use the system,” said Doug Kaufman, clearTXT CEO. “With Ubiquity Basic Edition, any school can deliver information in seconds to faculty and students during any situation, including emergencies.”

The Ubiquity platform is managed through an intuitive user interface via a web browser. With no mobile software applications to download or install, the fully-hosted solution does not require additional personnel or IT infrastructure changes. clearTXT Ubiquity allows organizations to take a multi-channel approach when communicating with students, staff and faculty by sending messages to mobile phones, email, and computer desktops (both PC and Mac).

Additional highlights of clearTXT Basic Edition include:

  • Unlimited number of subscribers allowed (i.e., those with an official school email address)
  • Broadcast message delivery via SMS means messages are delivered quickly and reliably
  • List segmentation and group messaging capabilities ensure the right information is delivered to the right people every time
  • Ability to receive third party information via RSS feeds (such as alerts from the National Weather Service)
  • Fully-customized registration and login page

Organizations have until December 31st, 2007 to sign-up for and receive Ubiquity Basic Edition at no cost. For additional information or to sign-up, please refer to http://www.cleartxt.com/i/offer.php or call 866.472.1901.

About clearTXT: Founded in 2003, clearTXT is a leading provider of information delivery and alerts platforms for colleges and universities. clearTXT was created by an academic solely to provide communication solutions to the academic community. Its Ubiquity product enables a multi-channel approach for campus communications by sending messages via email, text message, ticker desktop window, instant message and pop-up desktop alert (both PC and Mac). clearTXT currently provides distributed information delivery systems to dozens of universities, including the University of Cincinnati, Louisiana State University (LSU), Seton Hall and the University of Memphis. For more information, visit www.cleartxt.com or call 1-866-472-1901 (toll free).

clearTXT featured on MobileCrunch

clearTXT was featured recently on MobileCrunch, one of the most well known and influential blogs about mobile technology. The mission of MobileCrunch is to identify, profile, test and even help develop the technologies, applications, services and devices that will define the next generation of connected mobile computing.”

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It's Official - Ubiquity Release

We are very pleased to announce the official release of the newest version of the clearTXT platform, Ubiquity. Ubiquity is a big step forward for clearTXT on many fronts. Please read the press release for details.

clearTXT in the news

clearTXT is receiving more and more media attention in recent weeks. Here are a few samples…

The Chronicle of Higher Education — The Campus in the Palm of Your Hand

Staten Island Advance — Text Messaging could be a lifesaver on campus

Local Tech Wire — Texting Gets Serious

Campus Technology — Messaging firms atwitter following Virginia Tech Massacre

Stay Tuned For More!