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"Yes, big social networks have learned the Twitter lesson and now they're all trying to enhance conversation between their users. Hi5 is an old, big player that's rarely leading the pack these days, and it's no different this time, as they launch an integrated instant messaging service. \nhi5 IM does, however, bring some cool features to the table. There's no need to download anything, as it runs entirely within your browser, just like Facebook chat. It shows which of your friends on the service are online, supports emoticons, and lets you send messages, change status, write updates, post profile comments as well as share photos.\nCharles Ying, lead software architect for hi5 IM, calls instant messaging \"by far the most requested feature\" from users; if that is so, one has to wonder why hi5 has launched it many months after, for example, Facebook."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
<http://mashable.com/2009/05/05/hi5-instant-messaging/>