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DimeRocker to Offer Turnkey Game Deployment on Facebook

By Dana Oshiro / February 3, 2010 5:04 PM / View Comments

dimerocker_gaming_feb10.jpgThis morning Canadian startup accelerator Bootup Labs showcased some of its program graduates at Plug and Play Center's Sunnyvale location. While a number of the companies show promise, it was a gaming product that caught our attention. DimeRocker is offering developers a chance to elevate the level of gaming experiences and monetization on sites like Facebook, Myspace and Bebo.

LOLapps: The Biggest Facebook App Builder You Never Heard Of

By Sarah Perez / April 21, 2009 6:38 AM / View Comments

Today, the white label application builder called LOLapps emerged from stealth mode to announce that they now have 44 million unique visitors using their tools. The company has been operating since early 2008, allowing users to create both quizzes and gifts on social networking platforms like Bebo, Facebook, and others. A user-generated content builder like this may seem like no big deal, but for LOLapps, it's big business.

Bebo Now Emphasizes Lifestreaming - Updates Profile Pages

By Frederic Lardinois / February 23, 2009 9:22 AM / View Comments

bebo_logo_feb09.pngBebo, AOL's social network, added a lifestreaming feature today that allows users to pull in updates from Twitter, Flickr, and Delicious, as well as from Facebook and Myspace. Bebo also introduced another new feature called 'Lifestory,' which displays your updates in a scrollable and zoomable timeline that is somewhat reminiscent of ThisMoment. With LifeStory, you can quickly create new events on your timeline and add photos, videos, and text. This feature, however, is not integrated with your lifestream.

Bebo Prepares Itself for Reinvention

By Sarah Perez / February 6, 2009 5:59 AM / View Comments

Earlier this week, we were lamenting about Bebo's lack of innovation in the online social networking space. Here it was 2009 and they were only just now releasing tools that would help take Bebo mobile. Once again, it looked like Bebo was following the industry leaders...and doing so far too late. But now it seems Bebo may have something up their sleeve that's going to make us eat our words. Apparently, the company is planning a major reinvention of their social network which may have us giving them a second look.

Bebo Announces Bebo Open Mobile: Update

By Sarah Perez / February 3, 2009 8:29 AM

Today, social networking site Bebo announced a new partnership program called "Bebo Open Mobile" whose goal is to provide the mobile industry with tools designed to help integrate the site and its services into manufacturers' handsets. At the current time, the Bebo Mobile offering includes three distinct components: Bebo Open Mobile Internet, Bebo Open Mobile Messaging, and the Bebo Open Mobile Development API.

This post has been updated. Scroll to the bottom to see the latest.

Nothing Interesting to Say? Plinky Hopes to Change That

By Rick Turoczy / January 23, 2009 12:13 AM

PlinkyLike it or not. You're a writer. You're creating content on a daily basis, updating your Facebook status, commenting on blogs, sending tweets. Social networking requires that level of communication. But as a writer, you're also a potential victim for writer's block, a condition that plagues even the most prolific authors.

The next time you find your desire to write lacking, Plinky may be just the inspiration you need.

Jinni: Wants to be Pandora for Movies

By Richard MacManus / January 22, 2009 10:15 PM

We're currently running a series of posts about recommendation technologies and in the comments of our last post about the Netflix Prize, a company called Jinni made itself known. Jinni is a kind of 'Pandora for movies', because it aims to recommend movies and tv shows to you based on its Movie Genome (aping Pandora's Music Genome Project). Jinni's genome project contains over two thousand "genes" that describe plot, mood, style, setting, soundtrack and more. Jinni says that its ontology was created by film professionals - much like Pandora employs people to create its unique music database.

Utterli Launches Free Group SMS via Facebook, Bebo

By Rick Turoczy / October 22, 2008 12:59 PM

UtterliIn the US, sending SMS messages can get spendy. In the rest of the world, however, texting costs can be downright oppressive. As such, finding cheaper ways to send SMS messages has a broad appeal - especially with the younger, and often cash-strapped, set.

With the release of Utterli Free Group Texting, Utterli - formerly known as Utterz - is hoping to tap into that market, offering the ability to send SMS messages to friends - and groups of friends - for free from within Facebook or Bebo. And, free is a very good price.

Frengo Launches Mobile Open Social Toolkit

By Josh Catone / April 2, 2008 7:48 AM

Mobile social networking company Frengo has released a toolkit for development of Open Social and Facebook applications on mobile phones. The Open Social Mobile Toolkit supports MySpace, Hi5, Bebo, and Facebook and allows developers of applications on those networks to extend them to the mobile phone. In addition to extending support for the Open Social and Facebook platforms to the mobile phone, the Frengo toolkit allows developers to monetize applications via the company's social advertising platform or via premium SMS.

Picking a Platform: 5 Issues to Consider

By Sean Ammirati / March 30, 2008 9:50 PM

A month ago, ReadWriteWeb writer Marshall Kirkpatrick utilized his huge network of Twitter followers to facilitate a discussion about APIs and platforms. He shared the highlights of the conversation in a post on this blog. The discussion was one that really captured our imaginations, so today we're exploring the issue further and presenting 5 dynamics that you should consider when picking a platform.

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