Owning tcCommunityBuilder opens a whole new world of web conferencing and webcasting.

tcCommunityBuilder combines all the latest trends and technologies of Web 2.0 in a single environment for social networking, collaboration, and web sharing. A kind of merge between MySpace and webcasting, a community allows you to manage a membership site of users. Users can define their own profiles and use the owner-configured tcConference rooms to speak to each other in real time. They can invite other friends to join the community and can easily contact other members. Events (webcasts) can be configured and held in the community.

This adds an enormous value to the entire community.

Communities are defined as either "public" or "private".

Public communities are used to grow and expand on their own through viral marketing via the Internet. Members are encouraged to invite friends and to grow their communities. Such communities are open to the public and are generally built around a theme, such as music, a town, an activity or a hobby. Sometimes these communities are "monetized" to generate revenue for the community owner and sometimes they are simply used as marketing tools to build a business.

Private communities are not published out to the Web. Private communities are often used for classroom settings, or churches, or even within organizations. Private communities are just that ... private. They're communities in which the ONLY members are those who are invited.

Contact us so we can work with you to find the best solution for your community needs.