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Mashable writes about a social travel service on Facebook:
Trip Match is a new Facebook application for planning trips with your friends. It?s fairly comprehensive, offering features for sending invites, keeping track of who?s going, and options to add trip details like restaurants and places to go. The application was developed by TripWiser, who operates an independent web site for trip planning as well.
Tags: social travel, facebook, tripmatch
Mashable writes about a report saying that internet tv is growing:
Screen Digest has conducted a survey that indicates the UK market of online TV will grow considerably in the coming years, reaching $362 million by 2011. This is an important consideration, because online TV in the UK is still relatively new, but the forecast for the growth of this sector means a lot for Internet TV companies, studios, and marketers.
Tags: social tv, internet tv
Mashable writes about social music site Last.fm:
Last.fm is launching a new program designed to help independent musicians use the Internet to jump start their careers. The campaign will focus on teaching up-and-coming artists how to produce, promote, and distribute their music on the Web.
Tags: social music, last.fm
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Mashable writes about social music site Imeem:
Imeem, an online community that aims to connect artists and fans, has reached a deal with Sony BMG to legally offer their music to users. In exchange for allowing Imeem users to stream Sony BMG music on the site and in their widgets, the record label will get a cut of the advertising revenue.
Tags: social music, imeem
Mashable writes about a new social tv service from Microsoft:
Microsoft has announced that starting tomorrow users of Windows Vista will have access to a new feature called Internet TV within Media Center. The update will allow users to view streaming video such as episodes of Arrested Development, sports clips from FOX Sports, and news from MSNBC. Video will include advertising from YuMe, a video advertising network
Mashable writes about social travel site TripIt:
With the launch, TripIt has added a couple of improvements to the site. There?s a useful calendar integration for Google, Outlook and other iCal standards, which is a very useful automation tool that goes along with TripIt?s service. Sync your personal calendar with your TripIt plans, as well as the plans of your friends and coworkers, too.
Tags: social travel, tripit
Mashable writes about social tv site joost:
Joost has just released the latest beta, version 1.0 for Macs and Windows. A few changes include the new ?spoon? UI, which looks cool enough, and sports a new transparent gray theme instead of the previous all black. There?s also a re-designed Channel Guide, which has been renamed Explore. This gives you an animated, interactive list of channels according to your category selection from your left hand menu bar.
Rev2 writes about mobile social network Zingku:
The rumors that Google have a mobile phone handset on the way have evolved into an inevitability as far as industry experts are concerned. However, in the meantime Google have decided to strengthen there mobile social networking presence by acquiring Zingku.
Tags: mobile social network, google, zingku
Go2Web2 writes about social music site meTracks:
meTracks is an innovative web based audio player, allowing you to listen to your music, when you want it, and from any computer. meTracks is designed to take away the headache of owning and transporting your audio everywhere by giving you an easy to use web based music player, on demand.
Tags: social music
Rev2 writes about social music site gruvr:
Are you one of those people who seems to always miss the show? I?m talking about those times when your friend asks you what you thought of that Pearl Jam concert and you are like ,?There was a Pearl Jam concert, when??
Unfortunately I happen to be one of these people. The aforementioned Pearl Jam example actually happened to me back in 1994, man I was not happy. Living in New Zealand limits one?s opportunities to see big name bands locally. Those days are over for me now with the help of Gruvr.
Tags: social music
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