http://offto.net/cbc1 / In the new "Google Wave", you can create a "wave" and add people to it. Everyone on your wave can view, reply & edit richly formatted text, photos, gadgets as well as feeds from other sources on the Internet. You see on your screen in close to real-time what other users are entering into your "wave".
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