Archive for December, 2006
Monday, December 18th, 2006
Renkoo released a public beta last week. My first impressions were “this is a pretty crude effort.” But I had deeper misgivings about it, Skobee, and Planyp.us and other new entrants in group social planning that I couldn’t quite articulate. Today those misgivings crystalized when emails flew back and forth about a […]
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Tagged: evite, marketing, planypus, renkoo, skobee, SMS, social planning, web2.0
Thursday, December 14th, 2006
Wallop started as the secretive MyWallop back in late 2003 after Google bought Pyra labs and Friendster was launched earlier that year. It was initially announced as a blogging service. Meanwhile a whole lot of activity transpired in the social networking space, including Microsoft’s own launch of MSN Spaces, as Wallop remained under […]
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Tagged: berkowitz, friendster, markus frind, microsoft, msn spaces, plentyoffish, pyra labs, social networking, wallop
Wednesday, December 6th, 2006
I got interviewed by a writer for a business magazine on Friday about Twitter. Fittingly, Twitter’s the only service I use regularly of the dozens of new Web2.0 social or communications sites, but paradoxically, it is also the one that I’ve yet to dedicate even a whole paragraph of writing. I had dismissed […]
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Tagged: 3jam, blogosphere, marketing, mixd, positioning, rapaille, ries, SMS, social networking, trout, twitter, yahoo