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sudheerShankareyyanithara on "Actors in social networking... weirdo!"

sudheerShankareyyanithara — Fri, 28 Aug 2009 10:28:35 +0000

i agree. this weird.

white on "Introduction to Atomkeep -- the next big thing"

white — Thu, 19 Jun 2008 17:54:10 +0000

Hello everyone,

My name is Olexandr Prokhorenko. As you might already know, I was the one of two guys who started the BossTalks.com in the beginning of March 2007.

Today I'd like to share my next big thing with you. So, please, let me introduce Atomkeep - the service that solves the problem of information redundancy.

So what actually Atomkeep is? We're the first service that created to really share the people profiles. Either you're a social networker, or a job seeker or a professional - all of you are having the same problem of data redundancy. There are too many social networks around, too many job boards, directories and sites that want you to keep your profile there.

Being an active member of any community requires you to keep your profile up to date all the time. Nobody likes "dead heads". Once your Internet exposure is starting to grow, you're starting to spend much more time on keeping the things in sync. But we can take save your time. Don't waste your time on routine clicks, but have fun. This is what Atomkeep for.

Let me give you another example. Have you ever faced a choice if you should sign to one more (maybe, more interesting or narrow) job site, but was pissed off and decided not to do this when you saw how big is the resume profile in it? I bet you did. But we can help you here as well. This is a typical situation when Atomkeep becomes a priceless service to use (and stays free!).

Or might be you are a business owner and have listed your business contacts at the tens (or even hundreds) of different boards and directories, but it's time to move on and your contact are changing? Most of the time changes are good if everyone knows the new contacts. However, can you imagine the crowd of potential clients who got lost and choose your competitor over you just because they got the wrong phone number? Atomkeep is a good service to use now.

This is our first day of public release. Our team has been working on it for a while and now we are ready for a launch. So go ahead, take a quick look, register there, it's absolutely free and takes only a minute, and give us your feedback.

Atomkeep is built for users. Users are the most important elements in the Atomkeep design and we're committed to complete user satisfaction. Let us know, either you like something or not. Any opinion counts and valuable for us.

So, thank you and welcome to Atomkeep!

Sincerely yours,
Olexandr Prokhorenko,
Founder of Atomkeep.

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green on "Actors in social networking... weirdo!"

green — Wed, 22 Aug 2007 22:24:24 +0000

Valleywag recently posted article called Billy Campbell wants to friend your mom, which is mentioning actor Andrew Shue and his relations to social network sites... This is really weird.

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green on "Social networks are getting bigger ;-)"

green — Tue, 13 Mar 2007 07:07:51 +0000

And one thing more on social networks. Let's open Business 2.0's article "Startups to watch". Then do simple count of startups which are social networks, and which are not. Yes. That much ;-)

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green on "Social networks are getting bigger ;-)"

green — Tue, 13 Mar 2007 06:25:27 +0000

I don't know, really. LinkedIn is nice, and I have profile there, and do not have profile with Zoodango. But Zoodango seems to be much more "personal" and "human" one (when you try to look into it), while LinkedIn is pretty much of "business" and "job". I can characterise them this way. What is more professional? Don't know. To each his own. :-)

Speaking on business. One more blog post here again proving (for me) that big businesses are really considering Web 2.0 for them, too. Not more only for startups now! ;-)

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johnw on "Social networks are getting bigger ;-)"

johnw — Tue, 13 Mar 2007 06:16:04 +0000

just out of curiosity... does anybody else hear anything about this zoodango? as for the "professional social networks" i can see only linkedin - the most extensive and big one. all others are like small neighboorhods, and nothing more.

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green on "Social networks are getting bigger ;-)"

green — Tue, 13 Mar 2007 06:13:10 +0000

Yeah, definitely last two years were a clear sign of growth of social networks. In all meaning. They still remain the huge topic and inspiration thing for new startups. But also, as it can be seen - "daddys" of social networking are going further into corporate business - they now do software for businesses to build social networks. Nice article/interview with James Sun (founder of Zoodango).

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