Nov 30, 2008 8:09:00 PM

Community Development

Thanks to all of you for using PeopleBrowsr Alpha and for sending us great feedback.
We read all your tweets and all your messages and here is what we did in the last days:@ Tylergillies wrote: 'If there is a # hashtag in the post and the post gets split up due to length, put the # hashtag at the end of all post segments so all of the segments show up for # hashtag search'.
Done! Now, if there is a # hashtag in the post and the post gets split up, the # hashtag is replicated on both bits of the post.
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Nov 29, 2008 8:20:00 AM

Why I Love Twitter: Tim O'Reilly Mentions PeopleBrowsr


"New services like peoplebrowsr are reframing service aggregation in a richer way, as a way of learning more about the people you follow, browsing the social graph".Great post, Tim.
Thanks for mentioning PeopleBrowsr. We are delighted to be on the Oreilly Radar and to have your support.
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Nov 28, 2008 1:55:00 AM

PeopleBrowsr Alpha Launch by @Scobleizer

Today Robert Scoble posted a video of PeopleBrowsr on FriendFeed:
Big surprise and a bit of panic: we were expecting to launch next week.
Seconds after the post, we registered a huge number of connections and we started getting a Tsunami messages, questions, comments both on Twitter and FriendFeed.
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Sep 10, 2008 10:04:00 PM

Launch at DemoPit and TechCrunch 50


We are proud to announce that PeopleBrowsr is live today.
For the first release of PeopleBrowsr we chose the TC50 conference and the Twitter gateway to owr site.'It makes Twitter Awesomer' told us all the DemoPit visitors who stopped at our booth and rewarded us with more than 200 votes for the best DemoPit application.
'Impressive', 'Lovely', 'Can I use it now?' were just some of the reactions.
'It makes twitter visually decadent' are already writing some bloggers who have seen the product at the conference.
Yes, you can use it, now.
Go to PeopleBrowsr.com and log in using your Twitter account. Easy.
We'll be delighted to have you on board.

Our Alpha0.2 is work in progress, it will be ready very soon.

Stay tuned.

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Jun 11, 2008 3:54:00 PM

PeopleBrowsr Wins Graphing Social Patterns AppNite Demo Contest

Washington DC – Graphing Social Patterns.Big smiles : today we won with PeopleBrowsr the AppNite competition for Facebook applications.
We’ve all been working over the week-end and late on Monday-Tuesday to get things done for this first very big demo : five hundred people in the audience, looking at our product for the first time.

Jodee was in Washington presenting, the rest of us stayed here in Sydney testing and making sure that everything was working fine.
Man, we were nervous.

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May 24, 2008 9:13:00 PM

New Facebook Profile Dev Beta

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May 22, 2008 10:10:00 AM

Thanks STUB

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May 21, 2008 10:47:00 AM

STUB Sponsoring : PeopleBrowsr Makes Real Friends

Big day, today : PeopleBrowsr is sponsoring its first STUB event.
STUB stands for 'SydneyTwitterUndergroundBrigade' : a fantastic group of Twitter-ers who talk to each other on the web and like to meet in real life.
We got to know some of them : @SilkCharm, @eskimo_sparky, @gregdwyer @Liubinskas, @NickHodge, @Bck... and we love them so much that we want them to be the first to have a play with PeopleBrowsr.
See you all at Kippax Lounge, Aurora Hotel in Surry Hills, 6PM.
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May 20, 2008 12:19:00 AM

What We Love On Internet

Monday morning, Sydney CBD, three cups of steaming-hot coffee and a few words on the week end:
- G'day, mates, happy to be back at 287, Elizabeth Street
- It's getting cold, in Sydney
- Yeah but it's still nice, I went surfing, yesterday
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May 16, 2008 10:43:00 AM

Cross-network Data: Portability Is The Best For Users

Do you have a Facebook account?
What's in it? Your pictures, your personal information, your friends list...?
Ehy, we said 'your' three times. It sounds like that data belongs to you.
And what's up if you go somewhere else?
Can you take your data with you?
Google says yesFacebook says no (not completely, at least).And that's why they are arguing.
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