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Social Plugin Glue Comes to Internet Explorer

ReadWriteWeb  Jun 08 09

Today from AdaptiveBlue there comes a new version of the semantic browser extension Glue (previous coverage) which allows you to create a browser-based social network around the things you and your friends find online. This latest release, four months in the making, finally makes Glue compatible with Internet Explorer - a move which Glue's creators hope will allow them to tap into a wider, more mainstream audience.

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Glue works to connect you with your friends by revealing to other Glue users what interests you on the web (and vice versa). It automatically tracks your activity across a number of web sites including Amazon, Last. Full story...

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ReadWriteWeb  8 hours ago

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Ravikant suggests that incubators and accelerators like YCombinator and Techstars are the new grad school.

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