Posts Tagged with ‘AOL’

Ziggs announced yesterday that the Ziggs People HubTM would allow online users a free utility for organizing the Internet around their people, their work and their lives. The people hub allows users to customize their own hub for organizing and communicating with people and assisting with managing a variety of online activities central to professional life.
Tim DeMello, founder and CEO of Ziggs, said, “The Internet has proven to be a great way for people to connect. Web 2.0 capabilities [...]

Being a passionate music fan, I pretty much lap up any industry news that’s devoid of keywords like “bling”, “pop princess”, “Beyonce”. You know, you gotta have the firewall up at least a bit. But there are those moments when there are things going on which have little or nothing to do with the audio, and everything to do with the audio, all at the same time. Such is the case with the news of AOL Music’s purchase by Napster. [...]

  
The news just keeps rolling in from the CES in Las Vegas. After snooping around various sites in an effort to find the latest CES news, I found a press kit at the Sony site detailing their latest gizmos for 2007. The most interesting for Web 2.0 aficionados is the collaboration between Sony, AOL, Yahoo!, and Grouper to support a new attachable Internet HD module for Sony TV’s. The new module will be available for most Sony TV’s this summer.
The Xross Media Bar™, or XMB for short, is essentially [...]

AIM 6.0 is out, and it really is an impressive piece of work. Despite AOL’s dropping popularity, their widely distributed IM program, AIM is still going strong as ever, picking up new users every single day. Tonight, AIM 6.0 was launched, and is far, putting on a really good show.
Many have called it ’state of the art’, and, well, they’re quite right. Using some of the more popular technologies from some not so successful startups, AIM delivers some truly impressive [...]