PRESS-NEWS.org - Press Release Distribution
PRESS RELEASES DISTRIBUTION

New Web site puts a fresh face on social video. Jottle.com hides the junk you don't want to see during anonymous chats.

Social video chat, while fun, does have one drawback--sometimes you see more than what you want. Jottle.com is a social video chat site that utilizes a software so you only have to view the other user's face--unless you choose to see more.

2010-11-11
PLYMOUTH, MA, November 11, 2010 (Press-News.org) The anonymity of social video chat made the revolutionary site Chatroulette popular with, at one time, millions of video chatters. Unfortunately with that appeal comes some risk, as online chatters can see whatever is in view of the Web cam. Increasingly that means being exposed to a bit more than you might be comfortable with. Jottle is a breakthrough face-to-face video chat site that maintains the user's anonymity without being exposed to the junk.

The typical social video chat site allows users to see whatever the other chatter's Web cam picks up—that includes the good, bad and ugly. Jottle.com utilizes special software so that chatters can only see the other person's face, masking off the rest of the video. No face, no video. After 30 seconds, or earlier at the user's option, the mask can be lifted to show the full image. With Jottle's masking technology, people looking to show their 'junk' won't even bother to try, raising the quality of the experience for everyone.

"While it's interesting to be able to look into the world of someone you just met, it does leave the potential to be exposed to more than you bargained for, if you know what I mean," said Chris Merrill, of Jottle.com. "With Jottle, you can keep things literally at face value until you're comfortable. That gives video chatters a certain comfort level and makes the experience even more enjoyable."

Jottle works in any browser on PCs and Macs. All you need is a Web cam attached to your computer and Adobe Flash Player installed. Upon entering the site, the Jottle software first recognizes your camera and then searches for your face. Once the oval on the screen locks in on your face, you can then enter the site and chat with others.

"Other video chat sites have tried to correct the 'exposure' problem with visitors showing a little too much by linking to Facebook, which forces users to create profiles. That takes away the anonymity element, which is frankly a lot of the appeal," said Merrill. "With Jottle, you can stay completely anonymous while you surf and chat without having to see anything you don't want to."

As part of its beta launch, Jottle.com is giving a $100 Amazon gift certificate to the best beta participant who leaves the best feedback on their Jottle experience.

For more information or to test drive Jottle, visit http://www.jottle.com.

About Jottle.com
Jottle.com provides social video chatters a way to enjoy anonymous social chat without the junk. With its cutting-edge software, users only see other chatter's face, at least until they are comfortable enough to click the "trust" button. You can learn more about Jottle by visiting http://www.jottle.com.


ELSE PRESS RELEASES FROM THIS DATE:

InterviewStudio to be Discussed on JobTalkAmerica Radio Show November 10th

2010-11-11
InterviewStudio, the most comprehensive branding tool for Job Seekers on the market, will be showcased all day Wednesday, November 10th on the popular JobTalkAmerica radio program that vows to help job seekers Reinvent, Reposition, and Reinvigorate themselves in order to find gainful employment in this depressing economy. In this half-hour talk show, Colleen Aylward, founder of InterviewStudio, demonstrates how the InterviewStudio Total Candidate Profile system can be of great value to job seekers in their search by enabling them to create a customized online profile ...

Citrin Cooperman Adds Partner and Director to Philadelphia Valuation and Forensic Services Group

2010-11-11
Joseph S. Barbagallo and David A. Anderson have joined Citrin Cooperman as partner and director, respectively, in the firm's Valuation and Forensic Services department. Barbagallo provides forensic accounting, damages calculation, business valuation, litigation support, and related services for a variety of law firms, government entities, professional organizations, and non-profit entities. Anderson specializes in fraud detection and deterrence, contingency and disaster planning, forensic accounting, computer system security, business valuations, insolvency and reorganization, ...

Go Lean and Green with the new K-Sun Green Machine Electronic Labeling System

2010-11-11
K-Sun Corporation's (www.ksun.com) new Green Machine and MaxiLabel Pro Ver. 3.0 Windows Labeling Software is a technologically advanced and environmentally friendly label printer system for anyone who needs to design and print professional pressure-sensitive labels in-house and on-demand. The K-Sun Green Machine is a lean visual workplace and identification/marking solution for hundreds of applications in manufacturing, wire/cable, office, shop, warehouse, construction, transportation, utilities, energy, law enforcement, security, datacom/telecom and other industries. ...

It's Time to Say Hellogoodbye to likeZEBRA's Featured Artist of the Week

2010-11-11
The world's largest independent music network likeZEBRA.com will be spotlighting indie sensation Hellogoodbye as their featured Artist of the Week beginning November 9, 2010. In an effort to grow the indie community and inspire underground musicians, likeZEBRA.com features a new artist each week. As Artist of the Week, Hellogoodbye will be giving away a band hoodie, tote bag, and an autographed CD of their new album, "Would it Kill You," exclusively to a likeZEBRA fan. On a mission to reignite the independent music movement, likeZEBRA provides fans with access to the ...

Beehive Kitchenware Co. Spreads Holiday Cheer At Seasonal Trade and Art Shows

2010-11-11
Beehive Kitchenware Co., known for decorative yet functional pewter home and kitchenware items, will be busy this holiday season as they will be showcasing their most coveted items at number of trade and art shows around the Northeast. Fans will be able to see and touch the one-of-a-kind artisan items and get a head start on early holiday shopping. The first stop on Beehive Kitchenware Co.'s eventful tour is the Twist Craft Show on November 12th and 13th in Northampton, Mass, followed by the Paradise City Arts Show on November 19-21 in Marlborough, Mass. For those who ...

Home Cinema Systems Amplify Yorkshire House Values

2010-11-11
Yorkshire homeowners are choosing to put house moves on hold in favour of installing state-of-the-art home cinema and audio systems that will add value to their property. Harrogate Home Cinema, based on the spa town's Bower Road, has seen a sharp rise in the number of people choosing this option, which it says is being mirrored in other areas of the country. The technology it is being asked to install ranges from multi-room audio systems to bespoke home automation; where all lighting, sound and media is controlled at the touch of a button. On average, customers ...

Entrepreneurs Meet Angels and VCs in Sedona, AZ

2010-11-11
On December 7, 2010, FundingPost (www.FundingPost.com) will host a panel discussion with leading Early-Stage Investors at its "AZ Early-Stage Venture & Angel Event," sponsored by RMSC Law and Sedona Rouge Hotel and Spa. FundingPost has created a unique niche by giving start-ups and early-stage companies a chance to meet and network with angel investors and early- stage venture capital firms. As with all FundingPost events, there will be pitching and plenty of networking time during the cocktail party. For more details about this event and registration information, please ...

Summit HR & Payroll Partners with Points North to Better Serve the Non-profit Industry

2010-11-11
Summit HR & Payroll announced today that they have partnered with Points North to provide the Who's Where retirement eligibility tracking solution to the non-profit industry. Who's Where is a leading risk-management solution that reduces the time and cost associated with retirement eligibility tracking. The application integrates with Summit HR & Payroll, making it easy for organizations to identify employees who are eligible for their retirement plan. Who's Where simplifies the retirement eligibility tracking process by: • Calculating every eligible hour of employment ...

Timeshare and Fractional Networking Expo GNEX 2011 Confirms Support from the Vacation Ownership Association of Southern Africa

2010-11-11
Perspective Magazine, the timeshare and fractional industry's premier global information provider, announces the Vacation Ownership Association of Southern Africa (VOASA) will be included as a GNEX 2011 Supporter during the 1st Annual Global Networking Expo. GNEX 2011 and the Perspective Magazine Awards Gala will be held May 11th-12th, 2011 at the world famous Atlantis Resort in Nassau, Bahamas. "As the self-regulatory body for Southern Africa, we are proud to support this event and will assist in motivating our members to attend and represent the region,"said Alex Bosch, ...

Jargon PR & Pentura raise GBP3,163.93 for Action for Children

2010-11-11
Reading based Jargon Public Relations and the agency's client, IT security risk consultancy Pentura have raised GBP3,163.94 for the charity Action for Children by sleeping rough as part of the national event Byte Night. Byte Night 2010 took place on Friday 8th October and involved six of the Jargon PR and Pentura team sleeping rough for one night in Reading, Berkshire. All monies raised go directly to support the most vulnerable and neglected children in the UK. Steve Smith, managing director of Pentura said, "In these difficult financial times it is important we ...

LAST 30 PRESS RELEASES:

AMS announces 1,000 broadcast meteorologists certified

Many Americans unaware high blood pressure usually has no noticeable symptoms

IEEE study describes polymer waveguides for reliable, high-capacity optical communication

Motor protein myosin XI is crucial for active boron uptake in plants

Ultra-selective aptamers give viruses a taste of their own medicine

How the brain distinguishes between ambiguous hypotheses

New AI reimagines infectious disease forecasting

Scientific community urges greater action against the silent rise of liver diseases

Tiny but mighty: sophisticated next-gen transistors hold great promise

World's first practical surface-emitting laser for optical fiber communications developed: advancing miniaturization, energy efficiency, and cost reduction of light sources

Statins may reduce risk of death by 39% for patients with life-threatening sepsis

Paradigm shift: Chinese scientists transform "dispensable" spleen into universal regenerative hub

Medieval murder: Records suggest vengeful noblewoman had priest assassinated in 688-year-old cold case

Desert dust forming air pollution, new study reveals

A turning point in the Bronze Age: the diet was changed and the society was transformed

Drought-resilient plant holds promise for future food production, study finds

To spot toxic speech online, try AI

UN-backed research team shows benefits of tracking ocean giants for marine conservation

Sharp-tailed grouse in south-central Wyoming potentially a distinct subspecies

Abdul Khan, MD, appointed chief executive officer of Ochsner River Region

A forward-looking approach to climate disaster preparation

UN-backed global research shows benefits of tracking ocean giants for marine conservation

Zebrafish model for an ultra-rare genetic disease identifies potential treatments

Masking, distancing and quarantines keep chimps safe from human disease, study shows

Dr. Warren Johnson honored with Weill Award

Adopting a healthy diet may have cardiometabolic benefits regardless of weight loss

New study reveals global warming accelerates antibiotic resistance in soils

Scientists argue for more FDA oversight of healthcare AI tools

Study finds dehorning of rhinos drastically reduces poaching

NIH researchers conclude that taurine is unlikely to be a good aging biomarker

[Press-News.org] New Web site puts a fresh face on social video. Jottle.com hides the junk you don't want to see during anonymous chats.
Social video chat, while fun, does have one drawback--sometimes you see more than what you want. Jottle.com is a social video chat site that utilizes a software so you only have to view the other user's face--unless you choose to see more.