Google talk now open generation - the seo blog news,
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Google talk, google's mservice now offers open generation a new way to communicate with your friends using different IDs,
https://googleblog.blogspot.com/2006/01/open-federation-for-google-talk.html
As google says you are allowed to interact with users with any ID,
on the help page
"We currently support open federation with any service provider that supports the industry standard XMPP protocol. This includes Earthlink, Gizmo Project, Tiscali, Netease, Chikka, MediaRing, and thousands of other ISPs, universities, corporations and individual users. "
What google says
"We've just announced open federation for the Google Talk service. What does that mean, you might be wondering. No, it has nothing to do with Star Trek. "Open federation" is technical jargon for when people on different services can talk to each other. For example, email is a federated system. You might have a .edu address and I have a Gmail address, but you and I can still exchange email. The same for the phone: there's nothing that prevents singular users from talking to Sprint users."
https://googleblog.blogspot.com/2006/01/open-federation-for-google-talk.html
As google says you are allowed to interact with users with any ID,
on the help page
"We currently support open federation with any service provider that supports the industry standard XMPP protocol. This includes Earthlink, Gizmo Project, Tiscali, Netease, Chikka, MediaRing, and thousands of other ISPs, universities, corporations and individual users. "
What google says
"We've just announced open federation for the Google Talk service. What does that mean, you might be wondering. No, it has nothing to do with Star Trek. "Open federation" is technical jargon for when people on different services can talk to each other. For example, email is a federated system. You might have a .edu address and I have a Gmail address, but you and I can still exchange email. The same for the phone: there's nothing that prevents singular users from talking to Sprint users."
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