downloads or installs. PVMme provides users with a central inbox that is managed like any other email service. All that’s needed to use the service is a webcam and Adobe Flash Player. PVMme aims to provide a simple, fast, and fun way to add context to personal communications that is often not possible with text or audio alone.

PVMme has partnered with PBS' FRONTLINE/World team to provide video recording and video email technology in order for FLW to solicit and manage video-based comments from users/viewers on their website.

For the first iteration of this new feature, users submitted questions via webcam to Mark Shapiro of the Center for Investigative Reporting, who was at the U.N. Climate Change Summit in Copenhagen in December 2009. FRONTLINE/World used a few of the questions that were submitted in a video interview with Mark that was posted to their site at the conclusion of the summit: http://www.pbs.org/frontlineworld/stories/carbonwatch/2009/11/blog.html.

FLW is currently developing a second story with which they will use PVMme's technology.