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Tribal Voice in new challenge to AOL

...in an escalating competition, Alta Vista has signed a deal to use Tribal Voice's instant messaging software. Alta Vista joins AT&T's WorldNet... Read more

8 October, 1999 by ZDNet

Freeserve signs Tribal Voice for Instant Messaging

Freeserve said Tuesday it would work with Tribal Voice to offer its own branded instant messaging application to its 1... Read more

7 September, 1999 by Margaret Kane

AOL: AIMing for World Domination

...users; iCast, 500,000 users; Odigo, 1.3 million; Yahoo, 8 million; Tribal Voice, 8 million. WHY AOL DRAGS ITS FEET AOL has steadfastly claimed... Read more

27 September, 2000 by Jesse Berst

IM - a not-so-instant revolution

...email was five years ago," said Ross Bagully, CEO of IM firm Tribal Voice . "It's not just, 'Gee, I want to send an IM... Read more

19 May, 2000 by Margaret Kane

AOL blocks iCaster from AIM program

...s iCaster application combines a multimedia player with messaging, using technology from Tribal Voice, another CMGI firm. Several companies, including AltaVista and AT&T, use... Read more

2 March, 2000 by Margaret Kane

Messaging's not-so-instant revolution, Part II

Industry still forging ahead Read more

19 May, 2000 by Margaret Kane

AOL: We'll block Tribal Voice, too

America Online says it will try to block Tribal Voice's upcoming version of its PowWow instant messaging service from connecting... Read more

8 September, 1999 by ZDNet
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...you but what I really wanted to say is that I think "Tribal Voice" is cool and innovational application.Brouse the largest collection of quotes... Read more

2 March, 2010

Dial IM from your mobile

MSN Messenger and Genie have linked up to allow European mobile phone owners to interact with IM using their phones Read more

14 November, 2001 by Ben Charny

AOL, Sun get buddy-buddy

...instant messaging. Some the most vocal critics, including CMGI's iCast and Tribal Voice, have gone out of business, however. Microsoft remains the most formidable... Read more

25 October, 2001 by Jim Hu

Talks on IM harmony falter

AOL has no firm deadline for compatibility and independent standards body hits delays Read more

11 June, 2001 by Jim Hu

Instant spam!

...that bring a sparkle to the eyes of the cognoscenti; Odigo, iCast, Tribal Voice, Prodigy (nostalgia!) FaceTime -- the list is long. All have one thing... Read more

20 April, 2001 by Guy Kewney

Cursors face defining moments on the Web

...good experience." Technology from companies including Comet, NBCi's QuickClick (formerly Flyswat), Tribal Voice, Nano, Octopus and Atomica seeks to make the information-gathering process... Read more

29 January, 2001 by Stefanie Olsen

FCC alleged toothless on IM conditions

...AOL competitors -- led by the now-defunct CMGI-owned companies iCast and Tribal Voice -- seeking to turn instant messaging into a key issue in the... Read more

15 January, 2001 by Paul Festa and Stefanie Olsen

Unified messaging not so unified

...Microsoft MSN, Yahoo!, Excite@home, Icast, AT&T, Odigo, Phone.com and Tribal Voice, and it plans to agree common specifications by the end of... Read more

26 July, 2000 by Graeme Wearden and Richard Barry

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