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• Web Apps: What to use instead of Evite (and five other popular but terrible websites)

  Published: October 18, 2007, 3:01 am

  Tags: Blogger, Digg, Evite, Feature, Google Maps, Lifehacker, Mapquest, Mypunchbowl, Pownce, Socializr, Stumbleupon, Top, Tumblr, Twitter, Vimeo, Vox, Web Apps, Wordpress, Youtube

  That's almost all fixed with Socializr and MyPunchbowl. Socializr sends a complete email with party time, location and information: But the event page only lets guests export info to Outlook, not iCal, Google Calendar, or Yahoo Calendar. MyPunchbowl allows all of that, but although it leaves guests a pretty informative email, it leaves out

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• IMThere Joins MadeIt As The Most Recent Attempts To Crack The Event Nut

  Published: October 28, 2007, 7:30 pm

  Tags: Company Amp 038 Product Profiles, Eventful, Evite, Imthere, Madeit, Mypunchbowl, Renkoo, Skobee, Socializr, Upcoming, Zvents

  the recent startups (renkoo, socializr, mypunchbowl and the deadpooled Skobee) have presented much of a challenge. And none of the event aggregators/search engines, including upcoming, zvents or eventful, have managed to dominate their space, either. So there’s still room for the killer event site, and startups keep trying. A couple of

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• BEYOND SYBIL: Portable Identity in ....2009?

  Published: January 29, 2008, 9:24 pm

  Tags: Community Citizen User Gen Participatory And Conversational Content, Innovation, Akismet, Automattic, Bbpress, Clickability, Facebook, Gmail, Gravatar, Jonathan Abrams, Linked In, Micropersuasion, Myspace, New York Times, Pluck, Second Life, Socializr, Steve Rubel, Topix

  idea with his new Socializr, with members able to create a profile and (easily) find users' photos on Flickr, their profile on MySpace and the latest entries in their Xanga blog. I'm unsure where all these efforts are at, how close to delivering us from Sybil-hood they are. My primary identity says, the sooner, the better.

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• Mobaganda: A Dead-Simple Invite Site Built On Google's App Engine

  Published: May 27, 2008, 6:10 pm

  Tags: Web 2 0 News Amp 038 Ideas, Evite, Mobaganda, Ohdon Tforget, Pingg, Presdo, Socializr

  to parties (see Pingg, Socializr, MyPunchbowl, etc.). But Mobaganda does reduce the process to its bare essentials. (The UI sensibility reminds me of Presdo). It got started as a conversation between Web developer Jason Stirman and Twitter founder Evan Williams. the question they were pondering: Would it be possible to create a better

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