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1. Kindling: Post an idea and wait for others to vote the best one
2. Yahoo Live: Create a room, stream video from your webcam, and let other people browse their own
3. DialMyCalls: Record an audio message and send it to people through a scheduled phone call
4. EatCam: Capture video and audio from any video conferencing system

1. Kindling
   
   Kindling is an online service that allows people to share ideas with others. You can submit any idea, and start inviting people in your group, who will then be able to comment, vote and collaborate to choose which one is the best idea. Once an idea is approved, task to make it happen can be assigned to anyone in the group. Closed beta.
   http://kindlingapp.com/





2. Yahoo Live
   
   Yahoo Live is a website where everybody can stream video from their webcams. After a free registration, you can create you own streaming channel where you can broadcast right from your PC with an Internet connection, images from your webcam or any video source. Viewers can follow you, talk in the channel-chat-box, and also engage in video conferences between themselves, and obviously with you. Free.
   http://live.yahoo.com/







3. DialMyCalls
   
   DialMyCalls is an online voice messaging service that you can use to record a message and send it out to other phones. You can record any message using your phone, uploading a WAV file, or using text-to-speech system and then, after you schedule the call, all the members of the group will receive the message as a standard phone call. The service is free to use for up to 25 receivers per day. For more check the Pro version.
   http://www.dialmycalls.com/







4. EatCam
   
   EatCam is a Windows-only software that you can use to record your video conferencing sessions. After you install it, you can record for free any conference, audio and video, held with MSN, ICQ, AIM, and Yahoo! Messenger, or with any other software if you upgrade to Pro version, and export it to AVI file. The free versions work with the specific software they are meant for (WLM, ICQ, AIM...).
   http://www.eatcam.com/