Meg Whitman recently was on Bloomberg talking about the synergy of Skype and eBay. She also mentioned PayPal synergy with Skype. Furthermore she discussed new marketplaces and ways to extend e-commerce using VoIP. Take a look for the details. This seems to echo the sentiments of my voice communities articles of months past.
Meg Whitman on Skype (Video)
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I was not aware that they have actually thought about combinig the three large services and allowing the users to benefit from the combination of all them. Nicely done Meg!