I was sorely disappointed…

Re our numbers in FB – we’re certainly hoping they’ll grow substantially (we’re hoping deals like this will facilitate that of course) but our basic product is a high-engagement app used largely by serious self-publishers. We do have far more users outside of Facebook. These apps, also, aren’t reflected in the FB numbers for our basic publishing app. Our core app is not, however, like some of the apps on FB that have huge numbers of users but offer super-limited functionality. We’re hoping these branded apps administered and co-promoted by large publishers will bring in the big numbers of end users looking for the end product of our rich publishing functionality.

Re yanking TC from your Attensa reader, that’s a shame – but go Attensa! They’re our neighbors down the road here in Portland and they do good work.

OK TC stop partronizing your alum at SplashCast – enough already. Wirte about something worthwhile – enough of FB coverage. TC and that VC at Bay Partners are the last two drunks stooped over the stale kool aid at the FB App Exchange Party. You loose a few readers – that VC is going to loose a few million for his limited partners funding FB applications.

Had enough of TC – just removed TC RSS feed from my Attensa Outlook Reader. After a year and a half of daily reads, TC is going from essential reading list to the junk email folder.

Adios boys.

Video feeds are game-changing. Video feeds enable you to watch what you want, when you want it. It is also a great way for the content producer track their viewership, and also provides context for targeted advertising. Nice job, Splashcast!

http://www.bizo...e-you-watching/

Rex

Great catch! Oh wait… it’s not even mentioned in the article.