Posted by greid34 on March 25, 2008
After announcing Sceneweaver at Demo 2008, SceneCaster quietly announced to its Facebook audience that Sceneweaver is now running. With Sceneweaver, various scenes can be embedded into a blog or webpage and existing scenes can have items with embedded links. For example, a link in a scene might take you to a a product brand’s web page, another blog, or even another scene. In this way, SceneCaster users will be able to generate and explore various scenes linked together and buy items in the scenes from sites such as Amazon and eBay. As the user base continues to grow and as scenes can now be embedded almost anywhere on the web, we expect SceneCaster will add other attractions to help eventually monetize the user base once critical mass is achieved.
SCWEmbedViewer(173,1,’http://sc.scenecaster.com’);
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Posted by greid34 on February 20, 2008
Scenecaster growth continues with over 300,000 Facebook users having registered. This has doubled in the last month (giver or take a few days)
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Posted by greid34 on February 11, 2008
… or am I just another mouthpiece looking for his soap box to ramble from. This is my official blog. Through my work as a research analyst I continue to be awestruck by the dizzying array of new companies and technologies that are emerging. Whether or not they will ever make money is a different story. While I used to be a “widget” guy getting excited about the latest new cell phone or semiconductor design, I find myself enamored with the plethora of new software, applications and content that has emerged as the Web has matured. The last year has seen me catch up with some of the technologies that many of our “younger generation” have been avidly using for some time. I posted my first Youtube video at Xmas time and have since uploaded many of my photos to Flickr. What is Facebook? Being a Canadian I had to join the crowd and check it out. That has led me to LinkedIn, SceneCaster, and Second Life. More to follow on this in the future. Now back to work.
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