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    Saturday, February 11, 2006

    3Bubbles - an individual chat for bloggers

    3Bubbles, which launches next week and is going to be an awesome way for bloggers and other websites to extend the conversation on the things that they write about. They have created a very easy to integrate Ajax based chat interface that can be added to every blog post automatically. (We will integrate it into the Resize blog to.) By simply adding a code snippet into the blog template, a link will be included in every post (think comments, trackbacks, and now chat) to open a chat window where readers can debate and discuss the post.
    The service will eventually integrate advertising into the ajax chat window, and the company says that they will split revenue with bloggers. Alternatively, bloggers can pay a monthly fee for the service and either turn off ads, or keep all of the advertising revenue. The hope is that 3Bubbles will be scalable enough to handle all of this distributed traffic. A somewhat comparableservice, ajchat, has had serious trouble keeping the service stable.
    This was seized 4 u from an Michael Arrington post at Techcrunch

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