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Minggl: All Your Social Networks In A Toolbar

by David Heyerman on September 25, 2008

  • Minggl is essentially a browser plugin for Firefox and IE.
  • The plugin aggregates all your social networks into one toolbar or sidebar.
  • Users are able store their login credentials, send status messages to one or multiple networks at once, and view all their friends in one place.
  • User are also able to tag friends into specific groups from different social networks and message those groups specifically.
  • The service also offers MingglStream which tracks what all of your friends across various social networks are doing, similar to FriendFeed, except all in a sidebar/toolbar.
  • Minggl currently works with Myspace, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Digg, and Flickr with more compatibility to come.

Are Firefox users experiencing any issues with the plugin?

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Get Real College Reviews With Unigo

by David Heyerman on September 19, 2008

  • Unigo was founded by Jordon Goldman, wonder kid behind published book Goldman’s Students’ Guide to Colleges, has just launched Unigo, his new social network.
  • Gordon hopes that Unigo will extend his book’s information into the online social world and accomplish two primary goals.
  • First, to provide a platform for college students to share documents, videos, photos, and reviews amongst their student body and others interested in their school.
  • Second, to provide a legitimate source for high school students to get real, student based information about what life is really like at the colleges their interested in.

Will Unigo attract a steady userbase?

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NetLog Announces Language Translation For Developers

by David Heyerman on September 19, 2008

  • Multinational social network, NetLog, just revealed it’s language translation tool for 3rd party application developers.
  • Now, developers can write applications in their native language and NetLog’s service instantly translates the content for targeting foreign language speaking audiences.
  • NetLog has over thirty million users and covers over twenty languages and countries.
  • Was the first multinational social network to adopt OpenSocial.

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Want Social Change? Gain Attention For Your Cause With Amazee

by David Heyerman on September 17, 2008

  • Free, beta service, Amazee allows people with goals of any kind to organize their efforts and gain like-minded support in one location.
  • The platform, more than anything provides a place to collaborate on projects and share them amongst the appropriate crowd.
  • The site’s headquartered in Zurich, but recently opened a San Francisco location.
  • Instead of a social network made up of individual profiles, think of this as a social network for individual projects.

Will this site indirectly compete with Ning?

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