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Todd Barrish
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July 29, 2008 | Newsday
”...last week, WFAN began offering video of its morning and midday shows through the cameras of Paltalk.com, an Internet text, voice and video chatting service… People can sign up to watch, and if they have a Webcam, they can be seen by and interact with the hosts.” View article
July 28, 2008 | PC Magazine
”The new Web-based Paltalk Express (currently in beta), is starting to change that. It makes many elements of Paltalk Scene, including group video chat, available on any computer with a browser that can support both Flash and Java.” View article
July 24, 2008 | FilmGuru.net
”Hollywood Now is an original, Paltalk show that connects the Paltalk community with their favorite celebrities. Duchovny will join host Diana Falzone and interact with the audience via voice and video...” View article
July 23, 2008 | Radio-info.com
”The CBS sports talk station (660) is venturing into new territory as it teams with ten-year old, New York-based PalTalk - a web-based social networking site which has added streaming video of radio shows...” View article
July 21, 2008 | Red Herring
”PalTalk, a video-focused social network, and New York sports radio station WFAN on Monday announced that two of the station's popular programs will be video-simulcast on the Internet as the centerpiece of an online interaction among fans and program hosts.” View article
July 16, 2008 | New York Time's Blog-Pogue's Post
”To play this prank on someone you love (or not), go here and plug in the victim's name and email address. That's where you find out, by the way, that the whole thing is a viral marketing stunt for something called Paltalk” Download (.doc)
July 7, 2008 | SNY-TV Giants Football Blog
”Burress is also now promoting his new book... He will also talk with Ian Eagle tomorrow at 4:30 ET on Paltalk's SportsScene show. Fans may join the chat online and ask Burress any questions.” Download (.doc)
June 13, 2008 | WIRED
”So here's the latest and coolest internet prank you can play on your friends... This fun time-waster comes courtesy of Paltalk, a video and voice-enabled internet chat application company based in New York City.” Download (.doc)
June 10, 2008 | TechCrunch
”This morning, New York City-based chat company Paltalk is releasing a version of its multi-person video chat service on the Web in beta. Called Paltalk Express, it is a Flash version of the company's download client.” View article
June 10, 2008 | CNET
”Popular video chat host and program publisher Paltalk on Tuesday introduces a beta of a complementary program to PaltalkScene. The new application, Paltalk Express, transfers the entire video chat apparatus to the Web...” View article
June 10, 2008 | Reuters
”Paltalk is releasing a version of its multi-person video chat service on the Web in beta. It is called Paltalk Express and will allow thousands of people to participate in a video chat session at the same time” View article
June 10, 2008 | Silicon Alley Insider
”Webcam chat service Paltalk is finally opening up its service on the Web. It's testing a new beta site called PaltalkExpress, which uses Adobe's (ADBE) Flash plugin to serve up real-time, multi-person video chats.” View article
June 11, 2008 | VentureBeat
”New York-based Paltalk has released a multi-person video chat service on the web. The Paltalk Express software is a Flash-based web service that lets as many as 5,000 people share the same video chat room...” View article
November 24, 2007 | Wall Street Journal
“…A growing number of Web sites are trying to revive appointment viewing by offering live programming….One of the newest programs is LateNet With Ray Ellin, a twice-monthly talk show that began in May on Paltalk.com..” Download (.doc)
November 16, 2007 | Speech Technology
”Online community Paltalk took voice and video chat to the next level earlier this week when it launched a first-ever online interactive press conference with best-selling horror and fantasy author Stephen King.” View article
Nov 6, 2007 | Billboard
”Video messaging service Paltalk has tapped a new host for their recently launched MusicScene program. Meiyee Apple Tam, who was previously on air at XM Satellite Radio and reviewed music for tripwire.com, will serve as the host of all their Los Angeles-based programs.” View article
Nov 6, 2007 | Cleveland Leader
”Slash will be hosting an online chat on paltalk.com. He will be discussing his new autobiography, his band, and probably will take a few questions about the enigmatic Axl Rose along the way.” View article
Oct 29, 2007 | Daily News
”Comedians Artie Lange and Gary Dell'Abate from "The Howard Stern Show" join Ray Ellin, host of "LateNet with Ray Ellin," for a night of laughs at Gotham Comedy Club. The performance is simulcast on www.dailycomedy.com and www.paltalk.com.” View article
Oct 19, 2007 | New York Post
”Jim Norton will never forget the way he was turned down for a photo by Robert De Niro. ”It was really embarrassing,” the comic said at a recent taping of LateNet with Ray Ellin at Gotham Comedy Club.” View article
Oct 6, 2007 | The Conservative Voice
A company called Paltalk has begun marketing what it calls multimedia socialcasting, which they say lets an online audience experience live events with unprecedented levels of video interactivity.” View article
Sept 14, 2007 | Web TV Hub
“One of PalTalk's newest shows is Provocation Hall, a weekly show co-hosted by Avery Krut and Amanda Crumley. The pair will take on a new controversial issue each week, debating different sides and giving viewers a chance to interact and engage during the live show.” View article
Sept 13, 2007 | 901am.com
“Paltalk announced the launch of several original series produced for the company's newly released interactive video platform, PaltalkScene.” View article
Sept 13, 2007 | Web TV Hub
“One of PalTalk's newest shows is Hollywood Now with Joanne Colan, a weekly show featuring various guest celebrities who discuss their new projects, causes, and more.” View article
Sept 11, 2007 | Media Post-Online Media Daily
“The program, available both through www.1010wins.com and Paltalk.com, will be co-hosted by Susan Richard, a WINS anchor, and Gary Baumgarten, Paltalk's director of news and programming, and host of the community's "News Talk Online.” View article
Sept 11, 2007 | Radio Ink
“The live, interactive newscast will stream from 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. ET on www.1010wins.com and www.paltalk.com from the memorial site near New York's Ground Zero. Hosting will be WINS anchor Susan Richard and Paltalk Director/News & Programming Gary Baumgarten, who hosts Paltalk's daily "News Talk Online" video program.” View article
Sept 11, 2007 | Television Week
“Rex Lee, the actor who plays the lovable Lloyd, will appear next Wednesday at 8 p.m. ET on a new online video series launched by socialcasting site Paltalk.” View article
Sept 11, 2007 | Web TV Hub
“One of PalTalk’s newest shows is MusicScene, a weekly show featuring live music from some of the hottest artists out there. Using PalTalk you will have a chance to interact and engage in this live show. The first episode of MusicScene aired September 10th and featured Joanna “JoJo” Levesque. JoJo is the platinum-selling R&B and pop artist.”View article
Sept 10, 2007 | Cnet.com Blogs—The Daily Download
“Paltalk is upping the cool factor by gearing weekly shows towards its 4 million global users clustered in the 25-45 age range that's growing younger with the introduction of celebrity shows.”View article
Sept 10, 2007 | Fortune.com
“…I was surprised to learn that a little company called Paltalk, which specializes in technology for video chat rooms, is repositioning itself as a purveyor of live online video content. In other words, the company is pushing appointment viewing on the Web.”View article
Sept 10, 2007 | New York Daily News
“WINS is teaming with Paltalk.com for an anniversary special on the Web, 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., anchored by Susan Richard and Gary Baumgarten.”View article
Sept 10, 2007 | NewTeeVee
“Paltalk decided to make the leap from software provider to content creator after providing chat for radio hosts Opie and Anthony and setting up a monthly live stand-up show called LateNet that attracted Fran Drescher, Gilbert Gottfried, and Chevy Chase — as well as thousands of their fans remotely.”View article
Sep 10, 2007 | The Conservative Voice
“One example of the radio trying to be visualized through the Internet is CBS’670 The Score, who has partnered with Paltalk to enable listeners to participate in live, interactive video streams of the station’s popular weekday sports talk shows.” View article
Sept 4, 2007 | The New York Observer
“ (Comedian Ray Ellin) said he has high hopes for LateNET, which launched last May on Paltalk, the Internet’s largest video chat community.” View article
July 16, 2007 | PC Magazine
“Screening Rooms lets Paltalkers watch licensed or user-generated video content in public or private video chat rooms with up to 5,000 other members.” View article
July 16, 2007 | CNN Money
“Meet Paltalk, a privately held company based in New York that unveiled a new product called Screening Rooms on Monday. Paltalk has developed a real-time online video chat service, something that the company likes to call 'socialcasting'.” View article
July 4, 2007 | Chicago Tribune
“The new technology was created by Paltalk, which calls itself the 'premier real-time, video-based community pioneering the social-casting movement'.” View article
July 3, 2007 | Chicago Tribune Web Edition
“Video and chat also come together at Paltalk, a 9-year-old company whose software lets hundreds of users gather in a chat room to view a video and chat, as if they were all in a huge theater or concert hall together.” View article
June 19, 2007 | Chicago Sun-Times
“CBS Radio sports/talk WSCR-AM (670) has teamed with Paltalk to allow listeners to participate in live, interactive video streams with Score hosts Mike North, Terry Boers and Dan Bernstein.” View article
June 18, 2007 | Mediaweek
“Through a partnership with Paltalk, listeners will be able to participate in live, interactive vdeo streams of the shows, seeing both the on-air personalities in the studio and other listeners who are streaming video of themselves.” View article
June 18, 2007 | Radio Online
“The CBS Radio Sports outlet is partnering with Paltalk to allow listeners to participate in live, interactive video streams that include the air personalities in the studio and other listeners who are streaming video of themselves.” View article
June 12, 2007 | Yahoo! Finance
“…for content from the event, and Paltalk's socialcasting technology will be enabling live video interviews with television stars in attendance at the event with real-time fan interaction from their millions of members worldwide.” View article
May 02, 2007 | New York 1
“Online video chat community Paltalk opened up one of its giant video chat rooms, kinda like an overcrowded video conference, so that anyone interested could tune in and chime in to DailyComedy.com's Late Night with Ray Ellin performed live at Comix Comedy Club.” View article
March 28, 2007 | Wall Street Journal
“…instant messaging using audio and video. Paltalk, a site that hosts thousands of general purpose chat rooms where users talk to each other via Web cams, is partnering with some television and radio companies to host content and create viewing rooms where fans can mingle.” Download (.doc)
January 15, 2007 | Multichannel News
“Paltalk.com, which allows listeners of CBS Radio's Opie & Anthony Show to install Webcams in their homes and interact with the hosts during the broadcast, even if they happen to be doing housework or wearing next to nothing.” View article
January 11, 2007 | CNET News
“…social-networking site Paltalk are in the video communication area; dozens of others, including Apple, are trying to marry the PC to the TV or deliver video to mobile devices.” View article
January 2, 2007 | Business Week Online
“But Rasheed, a 33-year-old former engineer turned video producer, knew well the power of images. So when 26-year-old Brian Conley came to Iraq asking for help creating a video blog about Baghdad, Rasheed answered the call.” View article
December 15, 2006 | FMQB
“Paltalk is not just software that enables chat rooms – it also allows users to interact through video and voice, and in the case of the Opie & Anthony show, fans can get a live glimpse of what is going on in the studio.” View article
Dec 1, 2006 | Yahoo! Tech
“…I spent some time yesterday on Paltalk, a chat application with video and audio capabilities, and I'm here to report that chat is alive, well, and ready to meet the Web 2.0 world.” View article
November 10, 2006 | Radio and Records
“Well, it’s not only possible, it’s real, and it’s called Paltalk. Brought to market eight years ago by CEO Jason Katz. Paltalk (paltalk.com) is a free downloadable instant messaging technology that adds audio and video…” Download PDF
November 17, 2006 | CNET News
“…he turned to Paltalk, another online soapbox from which to speak his peace--one that allowed his voice not only to be heard but also enabled his audience to see his face.” View article
September 16, 2006 | MediaWeek
“Through PalTalk cameras in the XM studios, listeners can watch the jocks during commercial breaks and when they're not on the air. On the flip side, Hughes and Cumia can see their listeners.” Download PDF
May 26, 2003 | Forbes
“Last year his (Jason Katz) Manhattan-based PalTalk earned a bit less than $100,000 on $6.2 million in revenues. The money comes from 200,000 or so paid subscribers (according to a recent Nielsen/NetRatings count, there are 523,000 unique users) who connect with up to six people at once, using voice and video.” View article
