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    <title>Lotus Sametime Unyte News</title>

    <link>http://www.unyte.net/</link>

    <description>Unyte brings people and information together</description>

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    <pubDate>20 Sep 2006</pubDate>

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      <title>Latest build of Unyte 2.5 Beta - get the real speed!</title>

      <link>http://www.unyte.net/news/news.php?id=2007_0510</link>

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We are happy to let you know that we introduced number of performance tweaks that make Unyte even faster in the <a href="http://www.unyte.net/download/beta.php">latest build</a>.<br/>

We encourage you to take it for the test-drive, benchmark it against other desktop sharing products and <a href="http://www-10.lotus.com/ldd/stunyteshareforum.nsf">let us know</a> what your experience is like.<br/>

Note, that to achieve best speed you'd better to take advantage of P2P connection by downloading Unyte for both host and viewer side.

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      <pubDate>10 May 2007</pubDate>

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<h4>Latest build of Unyte 2.5 Beta - get the real speed!</h4>

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We are happy to let you know that we introduced number of performance tweaks that make Unyte even faster in the <a href="http://www.unyte.net/download/beta.php">latest build</a>.<br/><br/>

We encourage you to take it for the test-drive, benchmark it against other desktop sharing products and <a href="http://www-10.lotus.com/ldd/stunyteshareforum.nsf">let us know</a> what your experience is like.<br/><br/>

Note, that to achieve best speed you'd better to take advantage of P2P connection by downloading Unyte for both host and viewer side.<br/><br/>

In the meanwhile we will keep making it even better :)<br/><br/>

<i>-Unyte team</i>

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      <title>Thanks for Unyte 2.5 Beta feedback. We need more!</title>

      <link>http://www.unyte.net/news/news.php?id=2007_0505</link>

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      The word of Unyte 2.5 beta is officially out. We've got a lot of useful feedback that includs <a href="http://saunderslog.com/2007/05/03/new-webdialogs-unyte-beta/">postings</a> from some well-known bloggers.

      The beta continues on and it's not too late to speak out. <a href="http://www-10.lotus.com/ldd/stunyteshareforum.nsf">Let us know</a> what do you think about <a href="http://www.unyte.net/download/beta.php">Unyte 2.5</a>.

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      <pubDate>5 May 2007</pubDate>

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<h4>Thanks for Unyte 2.5 Beta feedback. We need more!</h4>

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Unyte 2.5 is in beta for almost a month, and with your help we used this time very productively to fix bugs and to tweak the functionality, so it really hits the marks for both user experience and the performance.

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We also had number of very favorable blog entries as response to our Unyte 2.5 beta announcements: Alec Saunders made <a href="http://saunderslog.com/2007/05/03/new-webdialogs-unyte-beta/">some good comments</a> in his blog;<br/>

Skype Journal's Jim Courtney posted <a href="http://www.skypejournal.com/blog/2007/05/unyte_testing_beta_of_enhanced.html"> a very nice summery</a> of the new Unyte release for Skype users.

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The beta will continue on through most of May. If you haven't done it yet, go ahead and <a href="http://www.unyte.net/download/beta.php">download</a> the latest beta version of Unyte 2.5, and <a href="http://www-10.lotus.com/ldd/stunyteshareforum.nsf">let us know</a> what you think!

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<i>-Unyte team</i>

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      <title>Podcast: Lou on Realtime Unified Communications</title>

      <link>http://www.unyte.net/news/news.php?id=2007_0420</link>

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    Lou and Kan Camp had very insightful discussion about the current state and future prospects in the field of Realtime Unified Communications.<br/>

    Since Lou spends most of his time in Boston area and Ken's home is Seattle the conversation was held via Skype and was recorded.<br/>

    The <a href="http://www.realtime-unifiedcommunications.com/interviews/2007/04/realtime_unified_communication_19.htm">recording</a>

    is available as a podcast at Ken's realtime unified communications blog.

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      <pubDate>20 Apr 2007</pubDate>

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<h4>Podcast: Lou on Realtime Unified Communications</h4>

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    Lou and Kan Camp had very insightful discussion about the current state and future prospects in the field of Realtime Unified Communications.<br/><br/>

    Since Lou spends most of his time in Boston area and Ken's home is Seattle the conversation was held via Skype and was recorded.<br/>

    The <a href="http://www.realtime-unifiedcommunications.com/interviews/2007/04/realtime_unified_communication_19.htm">recording</a>

    is available as a podcast at Ken's realtime unified communications blog.

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      <title>Unyte 2.5 Beta is here!</title>

      <link>http://www.unyte.net/news/news.php?id=2007_0413</link>

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      Unyte 2.5 Beta is available for download. It has great new features such as P2P viewing, improved image quality and remote assistance option.

      Not to forget about tones of small fixes and little improvements. Get your hands on it now!

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      <pubDate>13 Apr 2007</pubDate>

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<h4>Unyte 2.5 Beta is here!</h4>

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Yes! Hot from the oven, and we made it better once again. The new big things are:

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<li>P2P viewing experience</li>

<li>Lossless image quality transmission</li>

<li>Remote assistance mode</li>

<li>New integration options</li>

<li>Much more...</li>

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<a href="http://www.unyte.net/download/beta.php">Download</a> the latest beta version of Unyte, and let us know what you think

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<i>-Unyte team</i>

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	<title>CRMToday: "WebDialogs Redefines Conferencing with Unified Voice, Video and Web"</title>

	<link>http://www.unyte.net/news/news.php?id=2007_0320</link>

	<description>CRMToday posted very nice review of recently announced new Unyte Meeting offering. It says "Unyte Meeting provides 'multimedia minutes' for the same price as audio minutes"</description>

	<pubDate>20 Mar 2007</pubDate>

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<h4>CRMToday: "WebDialogs Redefines Conferencing with Unified Voice, Video and Web"</h4>

It seems like there is a lot of momentum going around our recent announcement of Unyte Meeting services that will combine Web, Voice and Video.<br/><br/>

<a href="http://www.crm2day.com/" target="_blank">CRMToday</a> provides their readers with <a href="http://www.crm2day.com/news/crm/121743.php" target="_blank">very good review</a> of these new services.<br/>

We are preparing to announce the public beta of Unyte Meeting in the next few days, and will be happy to offer all existing Unyte users a free access to it.<br/>

Stay tuned...

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	<title>"Unyte Conferencing" is New Name for WebDialogs' Online Services</title>

	<link>http://www.unyte.net/news/news.php?id=2007_0312</link>

	<description>WebDialogs has announced the  renaming of its family of online conferencing and collaboration tools to Unyte  Conferencing, more accurately reflecting the company's ability  to provide unified, next-generation Web-2.0 conferencing solutions.  Previously, its conferencing services were available as "Meeting Central" and  "Event Central".</description>

	<pubDate>12 Mar 2007</pubDate>

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<h4>"Unyte Conferencing" is New Name for WebDialogs' Online Services</h4>

<p><em>Change highlights shift from "meeting 1.0" to unified conferencing of "Web 2.0" </em> </p>

<p><strong>Billerica, Mass., March 12, 2007 </strong> - WebDialogs has announced the  renaming of its family of online conferencing and collaboration tools to Unyte  Conferencing, more accurately reflecting the company's ability  to provide unified, next-generation Web-2.0 conferencing solutions.  Previously, its conferencing services were available as "Meeting Central" and  "Event Central".</p>

<p>Under the Unyte Conferencing  umbrella, WebDialogs will further develop its suite of integrated voice, video and Web conferencing and event-management tools. The company's current Unyte  line of Web-based collaboration tools and plug-ins will continue to be  available, now as part of Unyte Conferencing.<br><br>

 "With this name change, WebDialogs is calling  attention to a move away from last century's world of 'meeting 1.0' in which audio conferencing was  considered progressive," said Lou Guercia, WebDialogs CEO. "Unyte Conferencing  is about using Web 2.0 voice, video and data-sharing tools to work more  efficiently, productively and cost-effectively in the 21st century."</p>

<p>More information about Unyte Conferencing will be  available in coming weeks as WebDialogs rolls out its renamed and enhanced  product lines.</p>

<p><strong>About WebDialogs</strong><br>

WebDialogs,  Inc., delivers reliable, high quality conferencing and collaboration services  to increase the productivity, effectiveness and value of online interactions.  WebDialogs is the top provider of private-label Web-conferencing services to  service providers and equipment makers. In addition, WebDialogs provides  integrated voice and Web conferencing services for enterprises and collaborative  tools for instant messaging (IM), customer relationship management (CRM) and  other interactive applications. </p>

<p>WebDialogs  delivers its WebInterpoint&trade; and Unyte&trade; Conferencing products and services to enterprises,  service providers, equipment makers, portals and application vendors worldwide.  Founded in 1998, WebDialogs is a privately held company based in Billerica,  Mass. </p>

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	<title>Unyte Lyte Brings Desktop Sharing To a New Level for Millions of Yahoo! Messenger Users</title>

	<link>http://www.unyte.net/news/news.php?id=2007_0221</link>

	<description>Unyte Lyte provides secure one-to-one desktop sharing to users worldwide. With one click, Unyte Lyte users can invite contacts from their Yahoo! Messenger list to view their desktops and whatever application is currently running. This new free Yahoo! Messenger plug-in takes Web conferencing beyond the office and into everyday use to review homework, check out and play new games, edit documents, share photos, demonstrate software, give presentations - just to mention a few creative uses.</description>

	<pubDate>21 Feb 2007</pubDate>

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<h4>Unyte&trade; Lyte Brings Desktop Sharing To a New Level for Millions of Yahoo! Messenger Users</h4>

<p><em>Free IM Plug-In Enables One-Click Desktop Sharing</em> </p>

<p>Unyte&trade; Lyte provides secure one-to-one desktop sharing to users worldwide. With one click, Unyte Lyte users can invite contacts from their Yahoo! Messenger list to view their desktops and whatever application is currently running. This new free Yahoo! Messenger plug-in takes Web conferencing beyond the office and into everyday use to review homework, check out and play new games, edit documents, share photos, demonstrate software, give presentations - just to mention a few creative uses.</p>

<p>"We've designed Unyte Lyte to be the Internet's most easy-to-use collaboration tool" said WebDialogs CEO Lou Guercia. "And now, through this agreement, Yahoo! Messenger's millions of users can take advantage of this simple and secure way to share information online without even leaving their chat session. It's truly a one-click solution."</p>

<p>Users need only Yahoo Messenger 8.1 or greater to host or view a Unyte  Lyte session. Download the Unyte Lyte plug-in free at <a target="_blank" href="http://us.gallery.yahoo.com/apps/4445/locale/en">http://us.gallery.yahoo.com/apps/4445/locale/en</a>.</p>



<p><strong>About WebDialogs</strong><br>

WebDialogs,  Inc., delivers reliable, high quality conferencing and collaboration services  to increase the productivity, effectiveness and value of online interactions.  WebDialogs is the top provider of private-label Web-conferencing services to  service providers and equipment makers. In addition, WebDialogs provides  integrated voice and Web conferencing services for enterprises and collaborative  tools for instant messaging (IM), customer relationship management (CRM) and  other interactive applications. </p>

<p>WebDialogs  delivers its WebInterpoint&trade; and Unyte&trade; Conferencing products and services to enterprises,  service providers, equipment makers, portals and application vendors worldwide.  Founded in 1998, WebDialogs is a privately held company based in Billerica,  Mass. </p>

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      <title>Skype Journal: Unyte - An Extras Gallery Success Story</title>

      <link>http://www.unyte.net/news/news.php?id=2007_0202</link>

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Skype Journal's Jim Courtney is using Unyte to build a show-case of successful Skype addon

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      <pubDate>2 Feb 2007</pubDate>

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<h4>Skype Journal: Unyte - An Extras Gallery Success Story</h4>

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<a href="http://www.skypejournal.com/blog/2007/02/unyte_an_extras_gallery_succes.html">

This posting</a> by Jim Courtney is a logical continuation in the row of Skype Journal's

<a href="http://www.skypejournal.com/blog-mt/mt-search.fcgi?IncludeBlogs=1&search=Unyte">

Unyte related write-ups</a>.

This one concentrats on Unyte's story as an example of successful Skype partner. It says:<br/><br/>

<b>

Key to Unyte's adoption is the flexibility of communicating an invitation to view a shared desktop. Send invitations directly to your Skype Contacts simply by selecting their name from the Skype Invitations Tab.</b>



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      <title>Refwell: Unyte helps protecting our planet</title>

      <link>http://www.unyte.net/news/news.php?id=2007_0116</link>

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Newly started social networking site Refwell concentrates on using the best of latest internet technologies for protecting our environment</br>

The e-ecology category of this web-site lists Unyte as recommended technology for screen sharing.

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      <pubDate>16 Jan 2007</pubDate>

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<h4>Refwell: Unyte helps protecting our planet</h4>

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Newly started social networking site Refwell concentrates on using the best of latest internet technologies for protecting our environment</br>

The <a href="http://www.refwell.com/blog/index.php/category/e-ecology/"/>e-ecology category</a> of this web-site lists Unyte as recommended technology for screen sharing.<br/>

Refwell also provides is visitors with very nicely done <a href="http://www.refwell.com/main/skype_unyte_video_tour">screen-cast demonstration of Unyte</a>.

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Refwell says: "Screen share instead of car pool". We couldn't agree with that more.

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<i>-Unyte team</i>

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      <title>New Unyte build (v2.1.4.23) is available</title>

      <link>http://www.unyte.net/news/news.php?id=2007_0110</link>

      <description><![CDATA[

      Unyte v2.1 is updated with minor enhancements and fixes. The new version (v2.1.4.23) is available for the download.

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      <pubDate>21 Dec 2006</pubDate>

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<h4>New Unyte build (v2.1.4.23) is available</h4>

<br>

We made number of minor changes and fixes in the current version of Unyte. They include:

<ol>

<li>Change default participant join timeout to 15 minutes (to allow a viewer a little bit more time for getting connected)</li>

<li>Added "Email Join Link" option to the main menu to allow quick access to this invite option</li>

<li>Show by default "Invitations" tab when Unyte is installed as a stand alone app (as opposed to Skype plug-in)</li>

<li>Number of Vista related fixes in the core sharing component</li>

</ol>



The new version (v2.1.4.23) is currently available for <a href="http://www.unyte.net/download/">download as a stand alone app</a><br/>

The corresponding version of Unyte as Skype plug-in will be pushed out through Skype Plug-in Manager shortly. Stay tuned.

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<i>-Unyte team</i>

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      <title>New Unyte v2.1 is available</title>

      <link>http://www.unyte.net/download/index.php</link>

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      Unyte v2.1 is officially released and available for the download.

      v2.1 features improved user expirience, new ways to start collaborating and best of all integration with new Skype v3.0.

      Check it out!

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      <pubDate>21 Dec 2006</pubDate>

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      <title>Bring it on, WebEx - try competing with Unyte!</title>

      <link>http://startupsquad.com/2006/12/13/webex-launches-co-browse-plugin-for-yahoo-messenger/</link>

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			StartupSquad - the blog that follows everything new that happens in the world of Web2.0, Startups and Technology, takes the first note of new WebEx integration with Yahoo IM.

			This plug-in allows two Yahoo IM users to co-browse. StartupSquad's Vivik says: "I don't see the motivation for users to go for WebEx 'co-browse' plugin, when they have the option to share any application using Unyte with practically the same screen refresh rates and more features."

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      <pubDate>13 Dec 2006</pubDate>

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      <title>Realtime Unified Communications Community Chat with WebDialogs CEO Lou Guercia</title>

      <link>http://www.realtime-unifiedcommunications.com/podcast/2006/12/realtime_unified_communication_4.htm</link>

      <description><![CDATA[

			The pronounced blogger and podcaster Ken Camp is chatting with Lou about Unified Communications Community and Unyte's role in it. Turn on the volume and listen up!

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      <pubDate>08 Dec 2006</pubDate>

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      <title>VON Magazine: 'Media Company uses Unyte with Skype for Collaboration'</title>

      <link>http://www.vonmag-digital.com/vonmag/200612/?pg=13</link>

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			Russell Shaw has a very good case study in this month's VON Magazine about client, WebDialogs and their Unyte solution that rivals and in many ways does more than other web conferencing solutions.

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		<title>WebDialogs Announces Upgrades to Unyte - The Fastest-Growing, Most Easy-To-Use One-Click Collaboration Tool on the Internet</title>

		<link>http://www.unyte.net/news/news.php?id=2006_1128</link>

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WebDialogs today announced the availability of Unyte 2.0, the latest version of the Internet's most easy-to-use collaboration tool.

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<h4>WebDialogs Announces Upgrades to Unyte - The Fastest-growing, Most Easy-To-Use One-Click Collaboration Tool On The Internet</h4>

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<p><b>Billerica, Mass., Nov. 28, 2006</b> -- WebDialogs today announced the availability of Unyte 2.0, the latest version of the Internet's most easy-to-use collaboration tool. Unyte 2.0 provides users with more advanced features for sharing documents, making presentations and running remote applications.</p>

<p>Upgrades to Unyte 1.0 include: the ability to annotate shared information, a new look for its user interface, support of 800X600 screen resolution, support for non-Skype users, the ability to schedule future sessions through Unyte Events and some "under-the-hood" improvements to enable Unyte to achieve even greater performance levels. </p>

<p>Since its launch less than a year ago, Unyte has had more than 300,000 users, both hosts and viewers, and continues to sign up hundreds of users daily as more and more people discover that working collaboratively can add a new dimension to their online experience. </p>

<p>"We know users are adopting Unyte because it is simple, secure and provides the right level of Web collaboration that both business users and consumers need online," said Lou Guercia, WebDialogs president and CEO. "We believe that incumbent providers, such as WebEx and Microsoft, are vulnerable in markets outside of the power user. Compared to them, Unyte has universal accessibility-making it the collaboration tool for everyone."</p>

<p>Unyte can turn a chat, instant message or voice call into a collaborative session instantly. With Unyte, users can securely share documents, applications or their desktop to give a presentation, demonstrate software, negotiate a contract, view a photo, fix a PC or review their child's homework while on the road. Users simply need a Web browser to host or view a Unyte session. There are no additional software or hardware requirements other than the Unyte tool itself. There are no downloads required to view a Unyte session. </p>

<p>Unyte is also available as part of the Skype 3.0 beta plug-in architecture. Skype users participating in the Skype 3.0 beta program simply need to select "Unyte" from the "Do More" menu to start a sharing session. </p>

<p>Because of its simplicity, Unyte makes real-time Web collaboration accessible for individuals and organizations large and small. Even first-time users with no technical background can install and use the application immediately-without reading through a lengthy manual or a long list of Frequently Asked Questions (although FAQs and other assistance are available).</p>

<p>What's more, Unyte's pricing makes it an unbeatable choice for anyone or any organization that needs to collaborate online and in real time. Unyte is free for one-to-one viewing while Unyte Plus is very inexpensive-as little as half the cost of other collaborative services-for as many as 25 participants and advanced features.</p>

<p>New subscribers can take advantage of a free 30-day trial that includes both Unyte and Unyte Plus features. After 30 days, users you can choose to upgrade to Unyte Plus for a modest quarterly or annual fee, or continue to use Unyte 1:1 application viewing for free. Unyte is supported by a fully automated e-commerce system featuring PayPal and credit-card payment options.</p>

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      <title>VoIP Now: 'Unyte vs AIM Pro: Desktop Sharing'</title>

      <link>http://www.voipnow.org/2006/11/unyte_vs_aim_pr.html</link>

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			VoIP Now blog provides objective comparison between Unyte and AIM Pro (joined AOL and WebEx offering):<br/>

			"I downloaded and installed Unyte and took it through a few tests. The interface is clean, and it appears easy to find everything. You can pick through your Skype contact list and decide whom you want to share with (though you need Unyte Plus for more than one person). A comparison of Unyte to AIM Pro's desktop sharing is given below."

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      <pubDate>20 Nov 2006</pubDate>

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	<title>WebDialogs Announces Event Central for Hassle-Free Online Events</title>

	<link>http://www.unyte.net/news/news.php?id=2006_1101</link>

	<description>WebDialogs today announced the availability of WebDialogs Event Central, a new end-to-end event-management tool for online events.</description>

	<pubDate>01 Nov 2006</pubDate>

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			<h4>WebDialogs Announces Event Central for Hassle-Free Online Events</h4>

			<p><i>New service adds event-management tools to WebDialogs stable of online products</i></p><br/>



      <p><b>Billerica, Mass., Nov. 1, 2006</b> -- WebDialogs today announced the availability of WebDialogs Event Central, a new end-to-end event-management tool for online events.</p>

      <p>In just minutes, event managers can create a web event, handling all the details from registration to invitations to post-event follow-up. In addition Event Central includes toll-free voice and Web conferencing services, with all the conferencing features needed to execute marketing seminars, update presentations or conduct training sessions. </p>

      <p>Key features of Event Central include registration management; promotional e-mails; event execution and management, such as audio conferencing, "hand-raising", polling, roster controls, moderating the question-and-answer period; and post-event follow-up and e-mail.</p>

      <p>Event Central builds on WebDialogs WebInterpoint&trade;, the most widely deployed private label web conferencing solution, used by thousands of business professionals to communicate with their customers, clients and contacts. </p>

      <p>"WebDialogs Event Central is the perfect web seminar complement to the company's very popular online meeting service," said Andy Nilssen, senior analyst and partner at Wainhouse Research, which tracks the conferencing and collaboration marketplace. "Event Central will compete well in the growing market for turnkey online event services by letting event managers and presenters focus on their content without having to worry about the technology."</p>

      <p>The computers used by hosts and participants must meet only basic system requirements to join an event. Participants simply click a URL to join a session; no software downloads, special hardware requirements or other steps are necessary. If a participant or event manager should experience a problem, WebDialogs support is a quick phone call away.</p>

      <p>Not only is Event Central easy to use, it is a fraction of the cost of similar full- featured event conferencing services. At just 20 cents per minute per participant, Event Central delivers administrative tools, web conferencing and toll-free voice conferencing in an integrated package.</p>

      <p>Among the many possible uses of WebDialogs Event Central are new-product launches, company-wide briefings, information sessions, product demonstrations, training and press events.</p>

			<p>For more information, visit <a href="http://www.webdialogs.com/services/events.asp" target="_blank">WebDialogs Event Central</a> or call the WebDialogs sales team at 1-800-647-2815.</p>

			

      <h4> About WebDialogs </h4>

      <p> WebDialogs, Inc., based in Billerica, Mass., is a leading provider of online meeting and communication solutions, which increase the productivity, effectiveness and quality of online interactions. WebDialogs delivers its practical and affordable web conferencing and communication solutions to enterprises, service providers, application vendors and communication equipment providers.&nbsp; For more information, visit <a href="http://www.unyte.net/" target="_blank">www.unyte.net</a>. </p>

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      <p>WebDialogs delivers its WebInterpoint&trade;, Meeting Central, Event Central and Unyte&trade; products and services to enterprises, service providers, equipment makers, portals and application vendors worldwide. Founded in 1998, WebDialogs is a privately held company based in Billerica, Mass.</p>

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			WebDialogs Unyte Reaches 250,000 Users

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      <link>http://www.unyte.net/news/news.php?id=2006_1031</link>

      <description>WebDialogs Unyte Reaches 250,000 Users</description>

      <pubDate>31 Oct 2006</pubDate>

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			<h4>WebDialogs Unyte Reaches 250,000 Users</h4>

			

      <p><b>Billerica, Mass., Nov. 1, 2006</b> -- WebDialogs, Inc., a leading provider of web conferencing and collaboration solutions today announced it had 250,000 users of Unyte&trade; in its first 9 months of general availability.</p>

      <p>"We're excited that users, both hosts and viewers, are embracing Unyte in growing numbers," said Lou Guercia, WebDialogs' President and CEO. "Unyte's reception by both users and partners has been tremendous and we plan to continuously enhance Unyte to consistently exceed their expectations." </p>

      <p>Launched in February 2006, Unyte provides seamless escalation from a chat, instant message or voice call to a collaboration session in an instant. With Unyte, users can securely share documents, applications or their desktop and review homework, give presentations, create online profiles, fix a PC or negotiate a contract.  Users simply need a web browser to host or view a Unyte session. There are no additional software or hardware requirements other than the Unyte tool itself. There are no downloads required to view a Unyte session. It's quick to join and easy to host. </p>

      <p>Unyte is Skype certified, which means it passed Skype's rigorous testing program that ensures products are safe, offer an exceptional user experience and are tightly integrated with the Skype application. Unyte is seamlessly integrated with Skype and Skype users can initiate a Unyte session from within their Skype application. Unyte is available, however, to both Skype and non-Skype users. </p>

      <p>Unyte is currently available for download at <a href="http://www.unyte.net">www.unyte.net</a>. The standard version of Unyte featuring 1:1 application viewing is always free and a premium version with additional users and features is available for a nominal fee. To learn more, visit <a href="http://www.unyte.net">www.unyte.net</a></p>

      

      <h4> About WebDialogs </h4>

      <p> WebDialogs, Inc., based in Billerica, Mass., is a leading provider of online meeting and communication solutions, which increase the productivity, effectiveness and quality of online interactions. WebDialogs delivers its practical and affordable web conferencing and communication solutions to enterprises, service providers, application vendors and communication equipment providers.&nbsp; For more information, visit <a href="http://www.unyte.net/" target="_blank">www.unyte.net</a>. </p>

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      <p>WebDialogs delivers its WebInterpoint&trade;, Meeting Central, Event Central and Unyte&trade; products and services to enterprises, service providers, equipment makers, portals and application vendors worldwide. Founded in 1998, WebDialogs is a privately held company based in Billerica, Mass.</p>

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      <link>http://blogs.zdnet.com/ip-telephony/index.php?p=1271</link>

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			ZDNet's Russell Shaw says:<br/>

			"The more familiar I get with Unyte from WebDialogs, I have been visualizing the type of Skype sessions that would enable enterprise users not only to save phone charges via Skype, but to share documents and presentations as well"

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      <title>Ipadventures blog: 'WebDialogs and Unyte'</title>

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			Ken Camp says:<br/>

			"unyte looks like an interesting approach to voice and video collaboration, and a desktop/application sharing tool that creates a new and simple approach to starting up sessions. If you've ever run a "Live Meeting", you were probably faced with more options and features than you knew what to do with. And Cisco's Meeting place can take more effort to set up and run than time spent actually in collaboartion. These tools work well for the connoisseur of web meetings, and not especially user-friendly. unyte offers friendly tools that work with the progams many of us already use on a daily basis."

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      <link>http://www.unyte.net/docs/WhySkypeMatters.pdf</link>

      <description>At Wainhouse Research CSP Summit in Boston last week, Lou Guercia of WebDialogs asked 'Why Skype Matters'. He presents a compelling business case for Working with Skype. </description>

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      <link>http://saunderslog.com/2006/09/11/unyte-the-first-of-many-chance-encounters-at-von/</link>

      <description>Alec Saunders meets Lou at VON and getting introduced to Unyte</description>

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      <link>http://share.skype.com/sites/devzone/2006/07/online_collaboration.html</link>

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			Scott Hemmeter says:<br/>

			"Think WebEx or GoToMeeting. Unyte is meant for smaller groups (1 to 25 people). It has gained a strong reputation through its successful integration with Skype."

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			Skype's Lester Madden says:<br/>

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      <link>http://www.unyte.net/news/news.php?id=2006_0316</link>

      <description>WebDialogs, Inc., a leading provider of web conferencing and data collaboration solutions, today announced it had 30,000 users of Unyte in its first 30 days of general availability.</description>

      <pubDate>16 Mar 2006</pubDate>

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			<h4>WEBDIALOGS UNYTE&trade; HAS 30,000 USERS IN 30 DAYS</h4>

      <p><i>WebDialogs Completes Co-Marketing Agreement with Skype and Unyte&trade; Is Featured on Skype for Business Website </i><br>

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          <b>Billerica, Mass., March 16, 2006</b> WebDialogs, Inc., a leading provider of web conferencing and data collaboration solutions, today announced it had 30,000 users of Unyte&trade; in its first 30 days of general availability. </p>

      <p> "We're thrilled with the success of Unyte&trade; and appreciate the tremendous support we have received from Skype, its ecosystem partners and the Skype community," said Lou Guercia, WebDialogs' President and CEO. "We plan to continue to deliver exciting features to this community and to prove our value proposition to a growing number of new partners and affiliates." </p>



      <p> Launched February 15, Unyte provides seamless escalation from a Skype chat or voice call to a web conference. WebDialogs Unyte&trade; enables both business and consumer users to securely share documents, applications or their desktops, give presentations, demonstrate software and conduct meetings with anyone, anywhere, anytime quickly and easily with just a web browser. </p>

      <p> Unyte 1.0 is Skype certified, which means it passed Skype's rigorous testing program that ensures products are safe, offer an excellent user experience and are seamlessly integrated with the Skype application. </p>

      <p> In addition, last week, Skype announced that Unyte would be available as an enhanced service offering on its Skype for Business website (<a href="http://www.skype.biz/" target="_blank">www.skype.biz</a>), which helps small businesses manage communications, improve productivity and reduce costs. Skype for Business users can download Unyte for free from <a href="http://www.unyte.net/" target="_blank">www.unyte.net</a>. </p>

      <p> WebDialogs Unyte is also expanding its reach by partnering with key Skype affiliates, such as Skylook (<a href="http://www.skylook.biz/" target="_blank">www.skylook.biz</a>). "WebDialogs Unyte and Skylook both provide services that greatly enhance the Skype experience for small business users. Our services give business users the tools they need to maximize their productivity and success with Skype," said Jeremy Hague, Skylook CEO. "By affiliating with one another, we are expanding our reach and making these value added services more accessible to a wide range of Skype users." </p>



      <p> WebDialogs Unyte offers Skype users free 1 to 1 sharing always and free 1 to 4 sharing until April 2. After April 2, 1 to 4 sharing will cost just $9.95/month and will include additional premium features. </p>

      <p> WebDialogs plans to make Unyte available to non-Skype users through a "meet me" capability later this spring. An SDK will also be forthcoming to facilitate the integration of Unyte into third party products and services. </p>

      <h4> About WebDialogs </h4>

      <p> WebDialogs, Inc., based in Billerica, Mass., is a leading provider of online meeting and communication solutions, which increase the productivity, effectiveness and quality of online interactions. WebDialogs delivers its practical and affordable web conferencing and communication solutions to enterprises, service providers, application vendors and communication equipment providers.&nbsp; For more information, visit <a href="http://www.unyte.net/" target="_blank">www.unyte.net</a>. </p>



      <p align="center">###</p>

      <p>WebDialogs Unyte is a trademark of WebDialogs, Inc. All other names and trademarks referenced herein are the properties of their respective owners.</p>

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			SkypeJournal's Stuart Henshall says: <br/>

			"Are you using Unyte 1.0 yet? If not I recommend you download it and try it out with your buddies. It allows desktop screen sharing and is integrates very effectively with Skype. To add that professional web conferencing capability (free on a one to one basis) to your Skype sessions you can choose which applications you want to expose. So web demos, sales presentations, student mentoring, distance learning, joint code development, etc all just became a whole lot easier."

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			WebDialogs Announces General Availability of Unyte for Skype

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      <link>http://www.unyte.net/news/news.php?id=2006_0215</link>

      <description>Free Application and Desktop Sharing to Provide Richer, More Interactive Online Communications for Skype Users

			Billerica, Mass., February 15, 2006 WebDialogs, Inc., a leading provider of web conferencing and data collaboration solutions, today announced the general availability of its Unyte v1.0 service for Skype, the pioneering Global Internet Communications Company, which enables anyone with an Internet connection to make free high-quality phone calls to anyone worldwide.

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      <pubDate>15 Feb 2006</pubDate>

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			<h4>Free Application and Desktop Sharing to Provide Richer, More Interactive Online Communications for Skype Users</h4>

      <p><b>Billerica, Mass., February 15, 2006</b> WebDialogs, Inc., a leading provider of web conferencing and data collaboration solutions, today announced the general availability of its Unyte&trade; v1.0 service for Skype, the pioneering Global Internet Communications Company, which enables anyone with an Internet connection to make free high-quality phone calls to anyone worldwide. </p>

      <p>WebDialogs Unyte enhances Skype users online interactions and voice conferences by enabling both business and consumer users to securely share documents, presentations, applications, or their entire desktop with anyone, anywhere, anytime quickly and easily with just a web browser. Accessible to users and groups of all skill levels, Unyte provides seamless escalation from a Skype chat or voice call to a web conference.</p>

      <p>WebDialogs Unyte offers Skype users free 1 to 1 sharing always and free 1 to 4 sharing until April 2. After April 2, 1 to 4 sharing will cost just $9.95/month and will include additional premium features. Available initially in English, other languages such as French Canadian, Chinese, Korean, Japanese, German, European French and Spanish - Latin America will be available Spring 2006.</p>

      <p>WebDialogs Unyte enables Skype users to do things such as: </p>



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              <li>Give a live multimedia presentation without picking up the telephone or leaving your desk</li>

              <li>Debug code with a developer in another country</li>

              <li>Review a business plan or negotiate a contract</li>

              <li>Fix a family, friend or colleague's computer remotely</li>



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      <p>Unyte works with Windows 2000 and Windows XP. Users must have Skype and the Unyte plug-in installed on their system in order to host a sharing session. Viewers do not need to have Skype or Unyte to participate in a sharing session, just a web browser. </p>

      <h4>About WebDialogs</h4>

      <p>WebDialogs, Inc., based in Billerica, Mass., is a leading provider of online meeting and communication solutions, which increase the productivity, effectiveness and quality of online interactions. WebDialogs delivers its practical and affordable web conferencing and communication solutions to enterprises, service providers, application vendors and communication equipment providers. </p>



      <p>For more information, visit <a href="http://www.unyte.net">www.unyte.net</a></p>

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      <p>WebDialogs Unyte is a trademark of WebDialogs, Inc. All other names and trademarks referenced herein are the properties of their respective owners.</p>

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			SkypeJournal's Bill Campbell says:<br/>

			"Just one click on this 'Share' icon in a Skype Chat Window and all your Conference Call participants are invited to share an application or a presentation you deliver off your desktop - think PowerPoint, Spreadsheet, Word Document. Think instant Web Conferencing."

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