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Underbrain Industries pulls up it's big boy pants and goes to work.... Hey Netriends!!! I am gradding in December and starting my Masters junk... I am also turning up the heat on my consulting b...

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started by frank smith on 26 Oct 10 no follow-up yet
frank smith

Underbrain Industrie - 0 views

Underbrain Industries pulls up it's big boy pants and goes to work.... Hey Netriends!!! I am gradding in December and starting my Masters junk... I am also turning up the heat on my consulting b...

underbrain Industries technology consulting training art nerd

started by frank smith on 26 Oct 10 no follow-up yet
fishead ...*∞º˙

Favilous joins crowded social bookmarking space | VentureBeat - 4 views

  • A young UK-based startup called Favilous has joined the crowded social bookmarking space. It hopes to differentiate itself from the legions of existing bookmarking services by building a community behind the bookmarks, so users can share descriptions of sites and help each other discover new online destinations (see a clip from one of their tour slides below).
  • On the site, users can see other users’ popular bookmarks as well as the most popular bookmarks in various categories, including “Top Sites” and picks for categories such as food, entertainment, and travel. Once you sign up, you pick a number of categories, for example, blogs or music, that are of interest to you. Favilous populates the top sites in each of those categories, and to edit this list, you need to expand the category to see “all sites” and narrow it down from there, or else enter in a URL manually.
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  • The company plans to make money in 3 ways: by licensing the API to businesses and allowing them to customize Favilous for their own needs; by creating a subscription model to bookmark music playlists (they have reached out to Spotify to allow users to bookmark their playlists); and to possibly look at affiliate relationships and advertise to users, although they are hesitant to do that at this time.
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    looks like someone's beat us to the punch...
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    How so? Is there a revenue model? I didn't see it in the display. Don't like black. Not a good introduction. Where's the music? Where's the art?
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    From the highlight: "The company plans to make money in 3 ways: by licensing the API to businesses and allowing them to customize Favilous for their own needs; by creating a subscription model to bookmark music playlists (they have reached out to Spotify to allow users to bookmark their playlists); and to possibly look at affiliate relationships and advertise to users, although they are hesitant to do that at this time." I agree though--I don't like the interface at all, and their usability is very limited. The thing is though, someone's plunked down a bunch of money for these clowns to make this piece of crap, so it just shows that with the right pitch, people will shell out cash for anything. Polish up those red heels Twain, we need a good story to sell.
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    "Polish up those red heels Twain, we need a good story to sell."
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Behind Facebook's privacy debacle - Facebook - Salon.com - 0 views

  • Behind Facebook's privacy debacle The site screwed up, big-time. But is this the beginning of the end, or just the cost of social networking? By Mary Elizabeth Williams iStockphoto/Salon Since making the profile information of its 400 million users more, oh, let's call it "accessible," last month, the 6-year-old social networking site has felt the wrath of its populace.
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