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"Meebo, the web-based instant message app with multi-network and client support, has been adopting a new philosophy of late. Instead of making you come to them, they've decided to go where you are.\nJust recently the company brought Meebo to your desktop, but they've also been ramping up their Community IM program to bring Meebo to your favorite destination social networks. Starting today, users of the popular high school site myYearbook will reap the rewards of Meebo chat being integrated into their entire site experience.\nDespite having a design that screams neon, myYearbook's already been able to raise funds, cash in on Lunch Money, and grow their dedicated base of high school groupies. These very same youngsters will no doubt spew OMGs all over their new Meebo chat windows (which could easily pass as Facebook IM) once they realize the new functionality exists.\n\nMeebo IM on third-party sites, like myYearbook, looks and functions quite similar to Facebook IM. So via Meebo, members can view friends online, have multiple browser chats, and receive real-time notifications of status updates. Meebo Community IM also packs a mean punch by sticking to the core of what they do best: letting users chat with friends across multiple networks.\nmyYearbook is just the latest addition of social networking sites integrating Meebo IM.  Last fall, Community IM launched on Flixster, and now there's 25 total partners using the Facebook-like chat on their own sites.\nSee Also: INSTANT MESSAGE TOOLBOX: 90+ IM Tools"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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