Lycos combines film watching, chat

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Viewers can watch and discuss feature-length films, if they're ready for "Munich Mambo" and other obscure titles.

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Netdive SiteSticky chat has had this capability for some time!

by Dean_Ansari November 13, 2006 2:20 PM PST

FYI, News.com reporter:
Netdive SiteSticky chat system, enterprise version, has been offering this capability to businesses/portals for some time now.
Here:
http://www.netdive.com/indexss.htm

Note: basic version of SiteSticky chat is for free, customers just pays for support.
Enterprise version which can offer Video display on one panel while people are chatting in other panels, requires interpretive installation.

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Wow!
by Andrew J Glina November 14, 2006 8:36 PM PST: You are using your real name! Wow!

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