MSNBC acquires social news site Newsvine
MSNBC has acquired Newsvine, a socially driven news site. Newsvine will continue to operate as an independent news site and will not be folded into MSNBC.com, but Newsvine technology will be added to the MSNBC website. That means you'll probably see more social features including user-generated articles and links to news elsewhere on the web. Content from Newsvine columnists could also wind up on ...
Newsvine has launched a major site redesign. The site which thrives on user-submitted news stories is now more user-customizable. Much like personal start pages Netvibes, Pageflakes, or Google Personalized Home, users can add and remove modules, or move them around the website. You can also use RSS feeds to add any news source you want to your Newsvine start page. One new module on the front ...
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Carson Workshops is running a two day conference on the development of technology you will be using tomorrow in San Francisco at the Palace of Fine Arts Theatre, on September 13-14. This isn't a no name conference either! There will be some big-hitters speaking at the event, including:
Kevin Rose from digg
Mike Arrington from TechCrunch
Mike Davidson from Newsvine
Jeff Veen from Google
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Just now AOL made its public launch of www.beta.netscape.com, the long-rumored successor to Netscape.com. Being an AOL employee, I've been checking out the private beta for a couple weeks, and I'm pretty impressed. The new Netscape.com (or "New N" as it's been referred to internally) takes the formula proven by sites like Digg and Newsvine and marries it to the editorial process of mainstream ...
Last week Jason Calacanis did a little
Newsvine testing. A very interesting read from someone who has played with a lot of web toys just like that one...
I tried Newsvine, and found it to be a little lacking. Not in features necessarily (although not being able to link to
your own post is wack), but in polish. The UI is a bit cumbersome. The buzzword for cumbersome, so you know, ...
After two
months of closed beta testing, social news site Newsvine made its public debut
yesterday. A sort of cross between Google News, Digg, and Wikinews, Newsvine combines wire news from the Associated
Press and ESPN with user-submitted links and content. Like Digg, users can vote and comment on all stories, but that's
about where the similarities end. Newsvine has no tech bent and its topics ...





