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AOL Redesigns and Opens Up a Little Bit More
Written by Frederic Lardinois / October 30, 2008 10:53 AM
When Google radically changed its iGoogle homepage a little while ago, many of its users were up in arms about these changes. By updating its homepage today, AOL ran a Continue reading »


Is Lifestreaming Going Mainstream? AOL Set to Snag SocialThing!
Written by Corvida / August 15, 2008 6:55 AM / 11 Comments
While there are many popular lifestreaming services out there such as FriendFeed and Profilactic, SocialThing! can be argued to be the more mainstream of them all, with a less Continue reading »


AOL is Getting Serious About Lifestreaming: Buys SocialThing
Written by Frederic Lardinois / August 1, 2008 7:39 PM / 3 Comments
SocialThing, a lifestreaming/social aggregation site, has been acquired by AOL, TechCrunch reports. We currently have no information about the final price of the acquisition, but given that SocialThing was still Continue reading »


AOL Announces Revenue Sharing for Open AIM
Written by Josh Catone / June 9, 2008 9:01 PM / 4 Comments
Last month we called AOL's Open AIM developer platform an "often over-looked social networking platform," but with 80 million users and plans to integrate the AOL Instant Messenger platform into Continue reading »


AOL Announces Open AIM Dev Contest Winners
Written by Josh Catone / May 19, 2008 7:48 AM / 2 Comments
AOL's Open AIM is an often over-looked social networking platform, mainly because instant messaging isn't thought of these days as a form of social networking. Perhaps, on its own, IM Continue reading »


Netscape's Propeller is Changing More Than You Might Think
Written by Marshall Kirkpatrick / September 19, 2007 4:02 PM / 8 Comments
AOL's social news site relaunched today under the new name Propeller. No longer "the new Netscape", Propeller seems on face like a clone of a clone. There may, though, be Continue reading »


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