Access to the AOL, ICQ, MSN and Yahoo! instant messaging services is available with Jabber, providing you have IM accounts with those services and that the appropriate software "Transports" for those services are running on the Jabber server, Inc., a leading provider of real-time messaging and presence infrastructure, today announced a reseller agreement with CN-Ease International, Inc. CN-Ease, headquartered in Boston, Mass., with offices in Hong Kong and Shanghai, is an established reseller of American technologies to East Asian markets. Jabber, Inc.'s Capable of being expanded or customized. For example, with extensible programming languages, programmers can add new control structures, statements or data types. Communications Platform (Jabber XCP - Excellent Coverage Partner (spades gaming)
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"IM and other presence-enabled solutions deliver significant value to enterprises who want to improve productivity, lower cost and solve existing communication gaps. The demand for real-time messaging in Asia is growing fast," said William Chung, CN-Ease International's VP of Marketing and Business Development. "Jabber XCP is one of the best messaging and presence platforms on the market. It is secure, reliable, scalable, highly extensible and flexible. Jabber XCP adds the power of presence and IM to nearly any device or application."

Chung noted examples of presence-enabled applications in the CRM, logistics, financial-trading and customer-service realms -- sectors where Jabber, Inc. already has significant deployments. Combined with Jabber, Inc.'s wireless client suite, CN-Ease expects Jabber XCP will be well received by the massive mobile markets that spread across China and the rest of East Asia.

"We are proud to partner with CN-Ease to accommodate, through local resources, the growing level of interest we receive from Asian markets," said Rick Emery, Jabber, Inc.'s VP of Business Development. "With its ubiquitous mobile user base and growing appetite for real-time enterprise services, we believe Asian markets are primed for Jabber XCP-based applications."

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Jabber, Inc. is the developer of Jabber XCP, an XMPP-based commercial software platform for building enterprise- and carrier-grade, presence-enabled services and instant-messaging systems. Jabber XCP is in use by more than five million licensed users, representing hundreds of organizations worldwide. Jabber, Inc., a 2004 eWeek Excellence Award Finalist and Network Computing Magazine "2004 Company to Watch," counts France Telecom, Lehman Brothers, Hewlett-Packard, AT&T, EBS, FedEx, BellSouth, Sony Corporation, McKesson, EDS, Arcelor, CapWIN, Netsize and Juniper Networks amongst its customers. Jabber, Inc.'s investors include France Telecom (NYSE:FTE), Intel Capital, Intel's strategic investing arm and Webb Interactive Services, Inc. (OTCBB:WEBB). Please see www.jabber.com or contact Greg Macchia at gmacchia@jabber.com for more information.

XMPP (Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocol) is a real-time communications protocol, which allows people, devices and applications to instantly communicate and exchange streaming XML data, based upon dynamic presence and availability information. The Jabber Software Foundation (JSF) estimates that there are ten million worldwide users of XMPP with more than 260,000 XMPP-based presence servers downloaded globally. The JSF also notes that its growing user base exceeds that of ICQ's by several million.