MyTalk is the latest addition to the light-microblogging phenomenon. Here, users are limited to 1000 characters (which really isn’t a limit, considering today’s modern attention spans anyways) and they can post links, photos and videos too.
Messages can be shared with friends—these are labeled Topic posts and are essentially conversations. Besides, chatting up friends and making new ones with similar interests, users can add a MyTalk widget to their page to support their adsense. MyTalk divides topics into categories and posts the most popular ones on the homepage as tags. Click on any one topic to find more conversations and comments. MyTalk offers users free accounts with profile space in which to keep all your media.
MyTalk.at In Their Own Words
“Mytalk.at is a place to discuss and share what is in the best interests of you.”
Why MyTalk.at It Might Be A Killer
MyTalk has a clean, shiny interface. It’s pretty simple and builds upon other popular social memes. It’s been done before, but this will probably find a small but viable audience.
Some Questions About MyTalk.at
Will users want to sign up to yet another microblogging/social networking site? How is this financed? 
