TORRANCE, Calif., December 20, 2005 - To ease the burden the New York transit strike is placing on businesses and workers, LiveOffice (www.liveoffice.com), a leading provider of web services, today announced that it is offering free web conferencing and teleconferencing services to any New Yorker affected by the strike.

The Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) estimates that more than 7 million people ride the city’s busy transit system each day. By giving New Yorkers access to its conferencing services, LiveOffice wants to help commuters work from home using the Internet rather than wasting hours trying to get to the office. LiveOffice’s IMConferencing system allows users to conduct full featured online meetings, while the company’s teleconferencing solution provides access to on-demand, reservationless conference calling at any time.

“We want everyone in New York to have access to conferencing technologies so that they can effectively conduct business from home without commuting,” said Ted Heieck, product manager for LiveOffice Corp. “Our web-based services are easy to use and perfectly suited to help New Yorkers stay productive during the transit strike.”

For more information on how to obtain free access to LiveOffice’s web-based conferencing services, please call 800.374.2032 or visit www.liveoffice.com.