Posts Tagged ‘ delicious ’

Ifttt, Buffer Partner To Help You Syndicate And Schedule Information-Sharing Across The Web

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Ifttt, Buffer Partner To Help You Syndicate And Schedule Information-Sharing Across The Web

If This Then That (Ifttt) has been quietly building a tool to help you automatically share information from one web service into another web service. Buffer , meanwhile, has been quietly building a tool to help you schedule sharing from any web service, so people who read what you share get a pleasantly...

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RIP Digg.

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RIP Digg.

Startups in Silicon Valley are like old generals. They don’t die anymore, buoyed on life-rafts of lingering venture capital and modest revenues. They just fade away, eventually purchased for assets that are a shadow of their former promise. It’s pretty clear that Digg is on that path. The company isn’t dead, but it’s...

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Review: Alphonso Labs Pulse

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Review: Alphonso Labs Pulse

Pulse has been around for a while on iPad and iPhone, but as is often the case, poor Android felt left out. Luckily, no longer. It may not have the same hype as media darling Flipboard, but Pulse is an excellent way of getting a more visual look at your daily news feeds....

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Data Nerds Will Nerd Out Over What Postrank’s Doing With Data Now

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Data Nerds Will Nerd Out Over What Postrank’s Doing With Data Now

Social media analytics company Postrank has found two new ways to make use of the massive pile of data it collects each day concerning social media engagement with web content. Postrank scores pieces of content by the number of comments they receive, the number of times they are shared on Twitter, bookmarked on...

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Salesforce Acquires E-mail Contact Management Startup Etacts

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Salesforce Acquires E-mail Contact Management Startup Etacts

Etacts, a Y-Combinator startup in the contact-management business, has been acquired by Salesforce for an undisclosed amount. The startup’s product attempted to bring advanced customer relationship management to its users’ personal e-mail contacts with a modicum of simple features and a slick Gmail integration. When we first covered Etacts shortly after its February...

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