SightSpeed Inc., a provider of Internet video communications, announced that it has launched SightSpeed Light on MySpace. SightSpeed is the first company to offer integrated video mail, public video posting and free video chat for members of MySpace in a free, easy-to-use, no-download app called SightSpeed Light. Empowered by MySpace’s newly announced Developer Platform, SightSpeed was able to easily build, test and ultimately deploy SightSpeed Light.

SightSpeed Light captures and creates video messages as posts, creating extended video conversations that are face-to-face, but not necessarily in real time. These threaded conversations start with someone creating and posting a SightSpeed video of themselves about any topic. From there, anyone else in that person’s MySpace friends group can respond and add his or her thoughts. SightSpeed Light organizes the thread automatically, thus creating a video conversation, all without leaving MySpace.

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