George W. Bush's former media strategist, Mark McKinnon, offered to chat.
The daily complimentary Cocktail Hour offered a chance to chat with my fellow cruisers, a convivial and well-travelled bunch.
Go to Dawson's Creek, and you will be offered the opportunity to chat with the assistant make-up artist on the series, or vote on whether Jen and Pacey will survive either the storm, or the summer, or neither, or both.
Wade Kach (R-Baltimore) had been offered an opportunity to chat with Cheney, ostensibly to convince him to support marriage equality.
When offered a chance to chat with Kathy Ireland, we thought, "why would Sierra Club Green Home want to talk to a Sports Illustrated cover girl?" To our surprise, Ms. Ireland has quietly become a clothing and furniture designer and built a $1.4 billion a year business.
While we've addressed love and intimacy before, and offered readers the opportunity to chat with a Reading Club article's writer, this time, the young couple who are the subject of the article kicked off our comments.
Over the decades, Expo's seminar series, which offer showgoers an opportunity to chat with hunting and fishing experts and learn from them, have become increasingly popular, and a schedule of the seminars, which are free, comes with one's ticket at the door.
Each offers users the ability to chat with a technical whiz, who will presumably help them through their problem.
But, in the long run, being able to offer their users the ability to chat with non-users could offer messaging giants a way to maintain user engagement (or startups a way to differentiate their messaging offerings), and also monetise that engagement — by charging their users for the ability to send off-net messages.
