Google Wave: The instant wiki communicator

"Wave is server based and combines the features of a whole range of other communication and collaboration services. Users access it via a web interface. They can use it for conversations which may be held asynchronously, like e-mails, or synchronously, like chats. Shared document editing can be seamlessly incorporated into these communications, and participating users are shown their fellow participants' changes almost instantly."

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