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While companies are trying to silence message board posters, two free speech groups are asking a court to keep the names of an ambulance company's online critics under wraps.
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- by stranger721 October 1, 2009 10:35 AM PDT
- Few other options when it comes to anonymous chat. ICQ had a random chat feature (not sure if it still exists). Also there are anon chat sessions (1-on-1) on sites like http://www.gettingrandom.com .
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