AdaptiveBlue, creators of the contextual social network Glue, announced today the immediate availability of an updated version of their semantic browser extension that adds several powerful new features. The updated Glue plugin adds connected conversations, smart recommendations and aggregated top activity lists across the web. These features, integrated discreetly into the overall Glue experience, will allow your friends to become even more involved in your activity and likes than before.
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Alex Iskold (@alexiskold), the founder of AdaptiveBlue and occasional RWW feature writer, was nice enough to sit down with me and give me a test drive of the new version of Glue. Full story...
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