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October 26, 2009
Posted by Ryan Graves

The new GetGlue, the Foursquare for online

As described in their new release, “GetGlue.com is a social recommendation network for interests like books, music, and movies. GetGlue.com offers a stream of suggestions based on user interests, friends activity and things that are popular with everyone. Users can also add GetGlue to their browser to more quickly build their taste profile and get [...]

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August 28, 2009
Posted by Ryan Graves

The Intangible Social Network Becomes Tangible and Even More Powerful

As the Adaptive Blue team wrote in their blog post about this new release, this update is “One Small Step for Glue, One Giant Leap for Usability”, and they are right. Before today, I always thought of Glue as the intangible social network. The data was out there, and valuable, but it wasn’t easy or [...]

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April 2, 2009
Posted by Ryan Graves

How GLUE Got Even Stickier

A few months back I shared an awesome Firefox plug-in called GLUE. GLUE sits inside your browser and picks up data about what your viewing, what your friends are viewing, and shares that information with your contacts. The beauty behind GLUE is that it uses something called semantic technologies, which means that it find the [...]

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October 28, 2008
Posted by Ryan Graves

AdaptiveBlue Glues the Web Together

AdaptiveBlue publically launched their new product today called Glue. My friend, Fraser Kelton, the VP of Business Development at AdaptiveBlue hooked me up with the product about a month ago through their private beta and it is awesome. It uses semantic web technologies to literally link your friends to the objects you view on the [...]

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