Posts Tagged ‘Chat’

I am looking for a website that has video chat conferencing for free. I know Skype and ooVoo are free web chatting sites but that allows only a one on one chat. OoVoo only allows more than one conference at a time for a limited 30 days. Basically I am looking for a site that would allow me to chat with one, two, three, or four people at one time in one chat for free. If someone could help me out that would be great!

Thanks!

Jeff Fletcher and Justin Spratt talk about the latest and greatest ideas that have been submitted to IS Labs. Part One: Web conferencing, twitter notifications

This is the video from the american centre, delhi where a video conferencing with sunita williams was organised.I was lucky enough to be there.

Text based group chat in a web conferencing solution, or a video conferencing solution, where you want to communicate with everyone via text in an e-Meeting, or virtual meeting. This video was done as a test for the Web Conferencing Council (www.webconferencingcouncil.com), and utilizes the VIA3 software from Viack (www.viack.com), winner of the 2009 Best of Class for Web Conferencing Solutions.

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Video chat comes closer to the mainstream
In a series of TV ads in 1993, AT&T pitched a vision of a near-future absolutely brimming with live video communication. From a busy mom tucking her kids in bed from a video phone booth and a barefoot exec participating in a business meeting from the beach to a student quizzing a professor about the history of jazz from across the country, narrator Tom Selleck confidently promised that “You will …

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TokBox Upgrades to Wowza to Reduce Costs and Scale to Meet Growing Demand for its Video Chat Conferencing Services
Wowza Media Server 2 Enables Deployment of TokBox’s Proprietary Echo Suppressing Audio (PRWeb May 26, 2010) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2010/05/prweb4050654.htm

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Okay so I am part of a committee and we usually have conference calls every month. However, we have about 23 people on this council and conference calls can become a little confusing at times and I suggested we hold conference chats instead.

If any of you are tech savvy could you please explain to me how I can do this. I’m looking for something that does not require a download and is free. Is there any kind of website that would host a conference chat or something like that?

Thanks

live.pirillo.com – Matt says “I just found out about this free service that allows you to video/voice chat with as many people as you like over the Internet using a flash plug-in within your browser. You just don’t have to install it on your computer or anything!”