It’s been another furious few weeks for us working on new features. This release is in many ways centered around blogging.
Blogs are extremely popular and powerful. The majority of social network users have one. Conversations keep us informed and engaged but we all know how painful it is to keep it updated. Continuing with our […]

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For whatever reasons, we tend to think of interoperability and data portability as noble pursuits. We all have good intentions for making a case for it. Heck I personally would like to own my data and would like to exercise my freedom. Question is at what cost? There is definitely a cost to […]

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Big story of the day was the announcement by Data Portability Group that key individuals from Google, Facebook and Plaxo have joined the initiative. If you are new to DPG, here is the quick summary of their mission:

Our Philosophy: As users, our identity, photos, videos and other forms of personal data should be discoverable by, […]

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Just in time for Festivus, we have released widgets for MySpace, Xanga, LiVEJOURNAL and Blogger. This means you can have your conversations (and your friends’) show up on all of these sites. This adds to our existing support for Facebook, Wordpress, and any personal website you have. If you want to check […]

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Thanks to all of our “opinionated” beta users who are giving us great feedback on MessageDance. We’ve been cranking away the last week and got some of the new stuff already in production. You asked for a stream-lined Facebook install - done. You asked for a separate widget design for Facebook - […]

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New platform creates new opportunities for monetization. Facebook example demonstrates that. Having seen amazing growth in sign-ups, Zuckerberg and team are  announcing their big plans around social advertisement. Underlying relationship data (aka social graph) is a compelling input to make ad-targeting precise and relevant.
Erik Schonfeld is live blogging Facebook announcement:
People influence people. Nothing influences […]

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