Karaoke on the Net... no reallyMTV.com and voice chat provider HearMe are teaming up to offer live, online karaoke rooms available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
The effort is part of MTV's "Say What? Karaoke" television program which lets viewers sing along to their favourite pop music hits. Like the television show, the online version features a weekly competition which gives fans the chance to win prizes, including portable digital audio players and other consumer electronics products.
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