Get a demo of Pringo from Pringo’s founder and CEO, Harvard Young, and President Gary Hall who show you how easy it is to get your own social network built for your business.
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The trend right now is to create your own social network for your business. Why do that? A few reasons. First, it lets you build better relationships with your customers. Second, you can add value onto your products or services by having a community that’s supporting each other and
showing each other how to take your product or service further. Third, you might already have a community (like a newspaper or football team does) and you need a place for that community to hang out together. Anyway, here Pringo’s founder and CEO, Harvard Young, and President Gary Hall talk about the social networking business and how Pringo helps businesses with their social networking needs.
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Check out how easy it is to make a conference call with Rondee. Here Andre Vanier, CEO, demonstrates his company’s service.
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Rondee lets you do conference calls with a twist: it is easier to use than other conference services and it’s free. Here CEO, Andre Vanier, talks to me about the conference calling business and what Rondee’s doing.
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Aaron Levie, CEO of Box.Net, demonstrates his online storage service and it’s integration with other Web 2.0 services.
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Box.Net is a cool way to store files on the internet. It’s like a hard drive in the sky. Here Box.Net CEO, Aaron Levie, talks to me about file storage and the online storage business.
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Fav.or.it’s founder, Nick Halstead, introduced me with a challenge: he thought he could get me to switch my RSS reader. He then proceeded to impress me with his system.
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You might have heard of John Battelle. He plans the Web 2.0 Summits, wrote a book about Google, runs an online advertising company, among many other things. I spent some time with him this week talking about his predictions (which, for the past few years, have turned out to be quite accurate) as well as his advertising business, Federated Media, which provides advertising and revenues for famous blogs like Boing Boing and TechCrunch.
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Dopplr is a service for frequent business travelers that helps them let their friends know where they are. It’s popular. Wikipedia’s founder says it’s one of his favorite sites. Here we get a demo and hear from the geek behind the site, CTO Matt Biddulph, who gives us more details about how the service works and what you can do with it. I interviewed him from the seats the the LeWeb3 conference where they turned on the service for the first time.
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Dopplr is a really cool way to let everyone know where you are while you travel on business. It’s a service that’s gotten very popular with many of us in the tech community and here you meet Lisa Sounio, CEO of Dopplr. We catch up to her in a car on the way to the LeWeb3 conference in Paris. Sorry it’s so dark, but we think you’ll enjoy this interview anyway where you get some insights into her company.
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