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A new video streaming service called Qik has been getting some buzz lately. whether you’re familiar with UStream.tv, Veodia, and Comvu, the view for Qik is similar: take a mobile phone with a

video camera on a fast mobile connection, and stream video live for other society to watch. The service borrows a page from Kyte.tv and UStream in integrating live chat that allows broadcasters to interact with the users–although Qik steps it up a notch by letting the broadcaster simply reply back using the phone’s integrated microphone instead of having to type out text on the phone’s […]

Orginal post by Josh Lowensohn