Today Skyhook Wireless is rolling out a private beta for MyLoki, a new service for Loki. Using your current location, MyLoki can show friends where you are – check out my email signature for an example. They’ve also added a Facebook application, and integration with Jaiku or anything that supports GeoRSS.
MyLoki location-enables social networking, keeps your friends up to date on your location, helps keep track of where you’ve been, arrange get togethers with friends in your current area, and much more. To check it out, request an invite code now.
A beta test of Ads for Adobe PDF Powered by Yahoo opened for publishers, offering placement and tracking of contextual ads alongside Portable Document Format content.
PDF has been an appealing format due to its ability to preserve the look and feel of a document, while providing it to others in an easily accessible way. The free Adobe Reader became a fixture on computer desktops as adoption of PDF increased.
2threads is a fashion and party based social network which provides a portal allowing the socialite and fashionita in all of us to be kept in the know about the hottest parties, the freshest music artists and only the most cutting edge fashion news with just a click of your finger, featuring global fashion, parties, shopping and blogs.
2threads is all about fashion, parties and music (the important stuff) and welcomes anyone who has an interest in what we are all about! In particular, a big call out to all up-and-coming designers, photographers, models, stylists, boutiques and fashionistas to join 2threads and promote yourself.
We’re proud to announce a brand new social network for “Social Networking Blogger” created using Ning. Blogger, who write about social networking, social media, social software, social bookmarking or other things about social networks, can join and share their views.
Imagine if YouTube only accepted videos from people ranting or asking questions about sex, dating and relationships. And they were answered by everyday people, not experts. That’s when the idea for Blabbermash came, where users can rant, ask questions and get advice from other people.
“Through my columns, books and TV appearances, I’ve fielded thousands of questions from people all over the country,” said Blabbermash’s founder, Mike Alvear. “I feel guilty that I can only answer a few each week, so I built a space where users can rant, ask questions and get advice from other people. It’s pretty clear that there’s a world of people on the Internet who either just want to get something off their chest or have questions that don’t need an expert’s answer- they’re just looking to hear from someone who’s not emotionally involved, and who’s been there.”
November 30th, 2007 by Social Guy
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