Touchpoint Gallery: The New Place for Your Kids’ Art

by Derek van Vliet
Filed under: Aside, Touchpoint Studios

Norm blogged about how Touchpoint Gallery is like having infinite refrigerator space for your kids’ artwork.

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Netscape Launches Beta 3 of its Social News Browser

by Derek van Vliet
Filed under: Aside, Netscape, Social Media

Netscape has launched a new beta version of its browser, Navigator. If you had not heard about it already, its a browser with features of their social news site built in, such as voting, submitting, tracking your friends etc. It’s a must-have for any hardcore Netscape user.

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Note to Pligg: You Can’t Sell SourceForge Accounts

by Derek van Vliet
Filed under: Social Media

This is just a quick follow up on my previous aside. As Michael Arrington reported, Pligg intends to sell it’s SourceForge account. However, the SourceForge terms of use very clearly state that you can not sell or transfer your profile under section 4-h and also section 9. Someone should probably alert the owners of Pligg […]

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Pligg for Sale

by Derek van Vliet
Filed under: Aside, Digg, Social Media

Open source Digg-clone Pligg has announced they’re selling the pligg.com domain and site as well as the SourceForge account where the project resides.

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coRank Launches API

by Derek van Vliet
Filed under: Aside, Social Media

coRank has launched the first version of an API. For those who don’t know, coRank is a site that lets you set up and host personalized social news sites for free. Think Blogger for Digg clones. Thanks to the API, you can create your own social news site and integrate aspects of it into other […]

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My Pownce Doesn’t Crash Anymore

by Derek van Vliet
Filed under: Pownce

If you’re like me, then you haven’t been able to use the Pownce desktop application because it throws an error within seconds of running it. And it looks like I am not alone. Well, no longer.It turns out that the Adobe AIR runtime doesn’t get along well with all graphics drivers. The use of transparency […]

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Rumors of Netscape’s Demise are Greatly Exaggerated

by Derek van Vliet
Filed under: Netscape

There’s a rumor going around that Netscape, as we know it in it’s social news form, is to be discontinued by AOL. The rumor stems from AOL having launched a “new” Netscape branded portal, which is basically a re-branding of AOL’s portal.
At this time it is not clear who Michael Arrington’s sources are, however as […]

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Taking Stock of Touchpoint’s Open Source Adoption

by Derek van Vliet
Filed under: Touchpoint Studios

Over at Touchpoint, I wrote about all of the open source software that we use on a daily basis. It turned out to be a lot more than I imagined. It made me appreciate all of the ways open source software makes my professional life easier.
But then I remembered that it also has an impact […]

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Google Gets on the Meta-Journalism Train

by Derek van Vliet
Filed under: Netscape, Social Media

It occurs to me that Google’s new comments-from-relevant-parties feature on Google News is similar to meta-journalism a la Netscape. Here’s an example.

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Rock Your Firefox With Smart Digg Button

by Derek van Vliet
Filed under: Aside, Digg, Firefox

Mozilla recently released a Facebook application that lets you profess your undying devotion for Firefox Add-ons. Don’t forget to show some love to the Smart Digg Button.

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