You can play bingo on it. Unknown piano players and rock stars alike can use it to serenade strangers. Bands can announce their albums there. And you can even sell a nightclub's worth of tickets for ...

A decade ago, Chatroulette was an internet supernova, exploding in popularity before collapsing beneath a torrent of male nudity that repelled users. Now, the app, which randomly pairs strangers for ...

After the site was down for the past week and looked like it had some technical difficulties Sunday, online "chat with strangers" service Chatroulette is finally back up and running. The new interface ...

The first time I entered ChatRoulette—a new website that brings you face-to-face, via webcam, with an endless stream of random strangers all over the world—I was primed for a full-on Walt Whitman ...

If you like the basic concept of Chatroulette--video chatting with random strangers--but are tired of clicking "next," "next," "next," and men behaving lewdly, a start-up called ChatImprov says it has ...

Tens of thousands of people around the world are flocking back to Chatroulette to seek social interaction while stuck at home under shelter-in-place orders, according to the site’s creator. Usage has ...

While Chatroulette has been down for the past week, promising a revamped site last week, but with nothing to show yet, another online "chat with strangers" service called Omegle says it has benefited ...

Chatting with total strangers who share your interests has been part of internet since the early days of message board systems. And while text correspondence continues to power many chat rooms, video ...

Chatroulette, the site that connects two random webcam users onscreen in a chat room and lets them figure out what to do next, is probably past its Internet prime. But SpeedDate.com co-founder Dan ...

Over at the New York Times online, the Bits blog has scored a statement from this week’s biggest internet celeb: the creator of random video chat phenomenon Chatroulette. According to the report, the ...

We've solved 17-year-old Chatroulette founder Andrey Ternovskiy's penis problem. Or rather, a senior project manager from Missouri named John Spyers has. He's the guy who submitted the winning entry ...