Sounds interesting. This is free service to embed chat into a webpage. Okay, sounds like great technology, now how are they going to make money?
An interesting enough idea to try. The important factor is how it integrates with your existing web presence.
Want To Interact More Directly With Your Customers? Get Chatango – RG News
Can you imagine surfing the web if you had to remember all the digits of a website's IP address? For example www.cbc.ca resolves to: 208.38.45.182. I think typing in www.cbc.ca is much easier. Dr. Mockapetris, the inventor of domain names, discusses in this BBC article about how the system of domain names was just a…
From Shared Spaces July 13. I think the last bullet point is interesting. I wonder if Yahoo and AIM can't make it work how will they. I've very doubtful of private IM. Even Groove and Shinkuro, both of which I like very much, don't eliminate the need for me to have MSN or Yahoo installed…
Blogs have reached the pont where, like e-mail and websites before them, they are a powerful tool for moblizing people in grassroots campaigns. Is this because they are better grassroots tools than e-mail or websites? To some extent yes, they do have the give and take of discussion board, but really I think their power…
Update from today's Shared Spaces briefing… Today's highlights: Near-Time Flow 1.0.1; Macromedia Contribute 3 and the Web Publishing System; META Group on LCS 2005; Parlano and xtendx; Gordano GMS 10; Winfessor SoapBox Framework 1.9; BrokerTalk; Market readiness for collaborative workspaces; Near-Time is working towards the release of Version 1.0.1 of Near-Time Flow, its peer-to-peer collaborative…
Good articles here. The one from FT is particularly good, so here's the link: FT: Collaboration fights the e-mail epidemic. The whole collaboration to e-mail transition one is hard and as much as I like Groove, some of the features overlap a little too much. But I think v3 due this summer will likely be…
How do you build more when you don’t think there is a place for more? I was chatting with Marshall Kirkpatrick about apps and what we’re up to. I think Marshall is a deity, demigod at least, of taking tons of data sources and doing amazing things. He and I probably consumed the same number of…
