http://www.soundunwound.com/
Read more at:
http://www.soundunwoundblog.
http://blog.musicbrainz.org/
http://blogs.sun.com/plamere/
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Showing posts with label beta. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 2, 2008
Amazon launches SoundUnwound
Amazon has launched a beta of SoundUnwound - a music web site that looks to be the Wikipedia of music data. SoundUnwound is combining data from IMDB, Amazon and Musicbrainz along with user-contributed data to serve as a one stop site for all the information you could ever want about an artist, album, tracks, and labels.
http://www.soundunwound.com/
Read more at:
http://www.soundunwoundblog.com/
http://blog.musicbrainz.org/
http://blogs.sun.com/plamere/entry/soundunwound_amazon_s_wiki_style
http://www.soundunwound.com/
Read more at:
http://www.soundunwoundblog.
http://blog.musicbrainz.org/
http://blogs.sun.com/plamere/
Friday, April 18, 2008
Geni new features still beta
From Ben at SOCALTECH:
Geni Rolls New Features
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Los Angeles-based, Web 2.0 geneaology website Geni has rolled out a number of new features to the firm's web site, the company told its users Thursday. Geni said it has added features to allow people to identify people in photos, create custom invitation templates, show family history timelines, merge family tree nodes, created a new "Family Forest" feature, and more. The "Family Forest" feature allows users to view not only blood relatives, but also spouses and partners. The firm's new "Family Timeline"
show significant events in a family history. Finally, the firm said it has added better support for its international users. Geni--which was founded by former Paypal exec David Sacks--is venture backed by Charles River Ventures and the Founders Fund.
Geni is one of my favorite new sites. Easy name and fairly easy to use. My family is still expanding their tree. I did notice that with the new updates my tree went from 300+ people down to 130, so I'm not sure why that is. All the branches appear to be in place still.
Geni Rolls New Features
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Los Angeles-based, Web 2.0 geneaology website Geni has rolled out a number of new features to the firm's web site, the company told its users Thursday. Geni said it has added features to allow people to identify people in photos, create custom invitation templates, show family history timelines, merge family tree nodes, created a new "Family Forest" feature, and more. The "Family Forest" feature allows users to view not only blood relatives, but also spouses and partners. The firm's new "Family Timeline"
show significant events in a family history. Finally, the firm said it has added better support for its international users. Geni--which was founded by former Paypal exec David Sacks--is venture backed by Charles River Ventures and the Founders Fund.
Geni is one of my favorite new sites. Easy name and fairly easy to use. My family is still expanding their tree. I did notice that with the new updates my tree went from 300+ people down to 130, so I'm not sure why that is. All the branches appear to be in place still.
Friday, March 21, 2008
SearchMe Beta from TechCrunch
This is a special beta page that will get you right in!
Here's the info:
New Sequoia-backed visual search engine SearchMe is just starting to send invitations to their private beta, which launched last week. The company says there are 30,000 people now on the waiting list. But if you want to get in now, just click here and enter your email. The first 1,000 people get in immediately.
You will want to hurry they are going fast!
Here's the info:
New Sequoia-backed visual search engine SearchMe is just starting to send invitations to their private beta, which launched last week. The company says there are 30,000 people now on the waiting list. But if you want to get in now, just click here and enter your email. The first 1,000 people get in immediately.
You will want to hurry they are going fast!
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