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Sam Taylor

Sam Taylor is a marketing maestro, social media savant, and customer success champion. He has been working for iotum for many years to help create content for brands like FreeConference.com. Aside from his love of Pina Coladas and getting caught in the rain, Sam enjoys writing blogs and reading about blockchain technology. When he isn’t at the office, you can probably catch him on the soccer field, or at the “Ready To Eat” section of Whole Foods.
September 16, 2002
Rx for Bloated Budgets: Free Conference Calls at TeleConnection.com
Sam Taylor

Los Angeles, Calif., September 16, 2002 - Integrated Data Concepts, Inc. (IDC) announces the wide release of TeleConnection.com, its free, secure and user-friendly Web site for scheduling and managing conventional telephone conference calls. TeleConnection.com is already being used by thousands of savvy businesses, organizations, and consumers seeking to reduce their telecommunications and travel expenses in […]

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July 17, 2002
FreeConference.com News Article:  Telespan, July 17, 2002
Sam Taylor

“FreeConference.com News Article:  Telespan, July 17, 2002” by Elliot M. Gold Ever hear of Integrated Data Concepts, Inc or TeleConnection.com?  As we said in the sixties "read on!" Actually it was "write on!" -or was it Right On!? Just as we thought we had bottomed out in our prices this summer, with automated voice conference calls being […]

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