Frederik Hermann

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Frederik Hermann specialized in Viral, Buzz and Word of Mouth Marketing during his studies in Information Engineering and Management at the University of Karlsruhe (Germany). After finishing his studies and working for vm-people in Berlin he started working for the communications and IP telephony company JAJAH in January 2005 and relocated from Vienna (Austria) to the Silicon Valley in March 2006 to build JAJAH's US headquarters. He is currently employed as Director Global Marketing at JAJAH.

JAJAH is free and low-cost global calling with your regular phone. There is no headset, no download, no software and no broadband connection needed. You are using your existing phone (landline or mobile) and so is the person you are calling. You can call any phone anywhere in the world without the need of an international calling plan - registration is free, there is no contract and no monthly fee.

JAJAH Direct (www.jajahdirect.com): Get a unique local number for each of your international contacts and call them like you are used to by simply dialing their local JAJAH number, JAJAH will ring their phone - Dial local, talk global.

JAJAH Web (www.jajah.com): You simply type in your number and the number you want to call at www.jajah.com and JAJAH will connect your call between two regular phones (landline or mobile).

JAJAH Buttons (www.jajahbuttons.com): Connect your online community with JAJAH Buttons - Receive calls without giving away your number. Simply put a JAJAH Button on your website, your blog, your ongoing auction or your e-mail signature. People can click the button to get in touch.

JAJAH combines the best of two worlds: Premium voice quality of a standard landline or cell phone while you enjoy cost savings of Internet telephony.

Please find more information at www.jajah.com and press.jajah.com

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