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Skype: from online flirting to 100 person group chat
Stuart Corner
Wednesday, 03 May 2006 15:01
See also: Find a mate, or simply flirt: via Skype
Skype, which last month teamed up with online dating service Lavalife to offer singles an online chat service, has now launched a group chat service in which up to 100 people can participate under control of a moderator.
Reuters reported that the service would allow the designated host to control the group interaction by deciding which members would be able to speak and when, and by ejecting participants. Skype already supports group conferencing, but only for up to four participants.
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