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The Audio Comeback: Why FreeConferenceCall.com Says It’s Time to Rethink Video Meetings, Podcast
David Erickson challenges legacy tech, invites the White House—and everyone else—to rediscover the power of voice
“We’re not a discount service. We’re a better service built on a different economic—and it’s time to bring back audio.” — David Erickson, Founder, FreeConferenceCall.com
In a candid and compelling interview with Technology Reseller News, David Erickson, founder of FreeConferenceCall.com, joins publisher Doug Green to make a bold case for a resurgence in audio conferencing.
Fresh off offering his service as a reliable alternative to AT&T—following a widely publicized White House conferencing failure—Erickson explains why many organizations are rediscovering the simplicity, reliability, and efficiency of audio meetings. With 25 years in the space and millions of users, FreeConferenceCall.com isn’t just free—it’s also architected for geo-diverse, high-definition, secure performance that Erickson claims outpaces legacy systems.
Key Points from the Interview:
Audio That Works—Every Time
FreeConferenceCall.com is built on proprietary, cloud-native bridges with global reach and no moving parts. Result: better uptime, better fidelity, and support that actually answers the phone.
One Number Simplicity
New “One Number” functionality allows executives to join a secure conference call with a single SMS link—no access codes, no waiting rooms, no tech hurdles. It’s already being adopted by C-suites, including a major U.S. airline.
Video Fatigue Is Real
Erickson points to rising “camsiety” and the hidden costs of video: delayed starts, distraction, over-awareness. Audio meetings, he argues, are faster to join, more focused, and better suited to today’s mobile workforce.
⚙️ Built for Today, Not Yesterday
Unlike traditional conferencing services that still rely on aging hardware or complex setups, FreeConferenceCall.com was designed from the start to be software-based, VoIP-native, and economically efficient.
Not Just Cheaper—Better
This isn’t a stripped-down, bargain-basement platform. It’s a high-performance conferencing service—offered for free because the tech and economics allow it.
The Takeaway:
Whether you’re the White House, a 501(c)(3), or a startup, Erickson encourages everyone to try FreeConferenceCall.com—not as a replacement for every meeting platform, but as a faster, smarter, and more human alternative.
Learn more or get started in seconds: www.freeconferencecall.com
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David Erickson challenges legacy tech, invites the White House—and everyone else—to rediscover the power of voice
“We’re not a discount service. We’re a better service built on a different economic—and it’s time to bring back audio.” — David Erickson, Founder, FreeConferenceCall.com
In a candid and compelling interview with Technology Reseller News, David Erickson, founder of FreeConferenceCall.com, joins publisher Doug Green to make a bold case for a resurgence in audio conferencing.
Fresh off offering his service as a reliable alternative to AT&T—following a widely publicized White House conferencing failure—Erickson explains why many organizations are rediscovering the simplicity, reliability, and efficiency of audio meetings. With 25 years in the space and millions of users, FreeConferenceCall.com isn’t just free—it’s also architected for geo-diverse, high-definition, secure performance that Erickson claims outpaces legacy systems.
Key Points from the Interview:
Audio That Works—Every Time
FreeConferenceCall.com is built on proprietary, cloud-native bridges with global reach and no moving parts. Result: better uptime, better fidelity, and support that actually answers the phone.
One Number Simplicity
New “One Number” functionality allows executives to join a secure conference call with a single SMS link—no access codes, no waiting rooms, no tech hurdles. It’s already being adopted by C-suites, including a major U.S. airline.
Video Fatigue Is Real
Erickson points to rising “camsiety” and the hidden costs of video: delayed starts, distraction, over-awareness. Audio meetings, he argues, are faster to join, more focused, and better suited to today’s mobile workforce.
⚙️ Built for Today, Not Yesterday
Unlike traditional conferencing services that still rely on aging hardware or complex setups, FreeConferenceCall.com was designed from the start to be software-based, VoIP-native, and economically efficient.
Not Just Cheaper—Better
This isn’t a stripped-down, bargain-basement platform. It’s a high-performance conferencing service—offered for free because the tech and economics allow it.
The Takeaway:
Whether you’re the White House, a 501(c)(3), or a startup, Erickson encourages everyone to try FreeConferenceCall.com—not as a replacement for every meeting platform, but as a faster, smarter, and more human alternative.
Learn more or get started in seconds: www.freeconferencecall.com
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