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"Video-chat service and community Paltalk has just announced the beta launch of PaltalkExpress, a Flash-enabled video chat platform, with plans for an official release next month.  What does this mean?  For one, it's compatible with Macs.  Until now, Mac users didn't have full access to Paltalk's core features, but PalalkExpress lets Mac users use the real-time video chat community tool.  \nMore importantly, it also means that the video chat tool is embeddable and doesn't require a download.  Paltalk is seriously removing its barriers to entry with the Flash-enabled PalatalkExpress, and opens the service up to a lot more users.  Paltalk has also stated that this release is the first of a series of announcements, so we'll be looking out to see what else the video chat tool has to offer.  With PaltalkExpress, the video chat capabilities of Paltalk are expanded, and made more accessible to more users.  The embedding features also allow the distribution potential of Paltalk video to grow.  \nGiven Paltalk's existing focus on traditional media-sharing, social networking an an interactive video service, there are some intriguing ways in which Paltalk could take its upcoming releases.  Now that the video chat capabilities of Paltalk are being widened, perhaps additional integration of other social and media-enhanced features will be layered into the furthered development of PaltalkExpress and the Paltalk community.  \nWe've already seen some partnerships for Meez avatars and Vumber VoIP services.  I imagine more integration with more services such as this, and perhaps an even furthered integrative move that allows Paltalk to be included within other network services, are possibly in the plans for Paltalk's future."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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